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Use your table of Heats of Formation to calculate the heat of reaction for the following reaction: Zn + SO2(g) + O2(g)  ⟶   ZnSO4(aq)

Use your table of Heats of Formation to calculate the heat of reaction for the following reaction: Zn + SO2(g) + O2(g)  ⟶   ZnSO4(aq)

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Use your table of Heats of Formation to calculate the heat of reaction for the following reaction:

Zn + SO2(g) + O2(g)  ⟶   ZnSO4(aq)

 
Heat of Formation Values AH (kJ/mol) (concentration of aqueous solutions is 1M) Substance AH; Substance AHI -443.04 -1443.02 Substance AH -1279.0 -20.63 -608.81 -814.0 -224. 3 -265.22 -743.12 Substance AH? Ag(s) AgCl(s) AGCN(s) Al,03 Bacl, (aq) BasO, BeO(s) BiCl,(s) Bi,S,(s) Br2 CSCI(s) Cs;SO,(s) Cul(s) Cus(s) Cu S(s) Cuso,(s) F,(g) FeCl,(s) FeO(s) Fes(s) Fe,O;(s) Fe,0,(s) H(g) H,PO,(aq) H,S(g) H,SO,(aq) H,SO,(aq) HgCl,(s) Hg,Ci,(s) Hg,S0,(s) NaBr(s) NaCi(s) NaHCO,(s) NANO,(aq) NaOH(s) Na,Co,() Na S(aq) Na, So,(s) NH,CI(S) O,(g) P,0,(s) P,O10(s) PbBr (s) PbCl,(s) SF,(g) So,(g) So,(g) Sro(s) Tio,(s) TII(S) UCI,(s) UCI,(s) Zn(s) ZnCl, (aq) Znočs) ZnSO,(aq) - 127.068 146.0 - 1675.7 -871.95 -1473.2 -609.6 -379.1 -361.062 -411.153 -950.8 -447.48 -425.609 -1130.7 -447.3 - 1387.08 -314.4 -67.8 -53.1 -79.5 -771.36 -399.49 -272.0 -100.0 -824.2 K(s) KBr(s) KMNO,(s) кон -143.1 -128.2 -74.81 226.73 52.26 -84.68 -110.525 -393.798 -837.2 -424.764 -351.213 -484.93 CH,(g) CH2(g) CH(g) C,Helg) Colg) Co,ig) Cs,() Cals) CaCo,(s) CaO(s) Ca(OH),(s) Cl,(g) Co,0,(s) Coo(s) Cr,0,(s) - 1640.1 -2984.0 -278.7 -359.41 - 1220.5 -296.830 -454.51 -592.0 -939.7 -123.5 -1019.2 -1059 -1118.4 217.965 LiBr(s) LIOH(s) Mn(s) MnCl,(aq) Mn(NO,),(aq) Mno,(s) MnS(s) N,(g) NH;(g) NH,Br(s) NO(g) NO,(g) N,O(g) Na(s) (6)H HCI(g) HCI(ac) HCN(aq) HCHO HBr(g) -36.40 -92.307 -167.159 108.9 -108.57 -424.72 -271.1 -555.05 -635.5 -520.03 -214.2 -393.509 89.70 - 1206.9 -635.1 -986.09 HCOOH(I) HF(g) HI(g) H,O(1) H,O(g) 26.48 -285.830 -241.818 - 187.8 -595.4 --46.11 -270.83 90.25 33.18 -891 -237.94 -488.19 -348.28 -1063.15 82.05 -1139.7 H;PO,(1)
Transcribed Image Text:Heat of Formation Values AH (kJ/mol) (concentration of aqueous solutions is 1M) Substance AH; Substance AHI -443.04 -1443.02 Substance AH -1279.0 -20.63 -608.81 -814.0 -224. 3 -265.22 -743.12 Substance AH? Ag(s) AgCl(s) AGCN(s) Al,03 Bacl, (aq) BasO, BeO(s) BiCl,(s) Bi,S,(s) Br2 CSCI(s) Cs;SO,(s) Cul(s) Cus(s) Cu S(s) Cuso,(s) F,(g) FeCl,(s) FeO(s) Fes(s) Fe,O;(s) Fe,0,(s) H(g) H,PO,(aq) H,S(g) H,SO,(aq) H,SO,(aq) HgCl,(s) Hg,Ci,(s) Hg,S0,(s) NaBr(s) NaCi(s) NaHCO,(s) NANO,(aq) NaOH(s) Na,Co,() Na S(aq) Na, So,(s) NH,CI(S) O,(g) P,0,(s) P,O10(s) PbBr (s) PbCl,(s) SF,(g) So,(g) So,(g) Sro(s) Tio,(s) TII(S) UCI,(s) UCI,(s) Zn(s) ZnCl, (aq) Znočs) ZnSO,(aq) - 127.068 146.0 - 1675.7 -871.95 -1473.2 -609.6 -379.1 -361.062 -411.153 -950.8 -447.48 -425.609 -1130.7 -447.3 - 1387.08 -314.4 -67.8 -53.1 -79.5 -771.36 -399.49 -272.0 -100.0 -824.2 K(s) KBr(s) KMNO,(s) кон -143.1 -128.2 -74.81 226.73 52.26 -84.68 -110.525 -393.798 -837.2 -424.764 -351.213 -484.93 CH,(g) CH2(g) CH(g) C,Helg) Colg) Co,ig) Cs,() Cals) CaCo,(s) CaO(s) Ca(OH),(s) Cl,(g) Co,0,(s) Coo(s) Cr,0,(s) - 1640.1 -2984.0 -278.7 -359.41 - 1220.5 -296.830 -454.51 -592.0 -939.7 -123.5 -1019.2 -1059 -1118.4 217.965 LiBr(s) LIOH(s) Mn(s) MnCl,(aq) Mn(NO,),(aq) Mno,(s) MnS(s) N,(g) NH;(g) NH,Br(s) NO(g) NO,(g) N,O(g) Na(s) (6)H HCI(g) HCI(ac) HCN(aq) HCHO HBr(g) -36.40 -92.307 -167.159 108.9 -108.57 -424.72 -271.1 -555.05 -635.5 -520.03 -214.2 -393.509 89.70 - 1206.9 -635.1 -986.09 HCOOH(I) HF(g) HI(g) H,O(1) H,O(g) 26.48 -285.830 -241.818 - 187.8 -595.4 --46.11 -270.83 90.25 33.18 -891 -237.94 -488.19 -348.28 -1063.15 82.05 -1139.7 H;PO,(1)
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