What is the Al for this reaction?PoO's)+2 NH,CI(s)- PbCl(s) + N;H«() + Hz0(1) + H2(g)OA 140.4 kJ0a-253.2 kJC-61.2 kJO0 61.2kJOL 253.2 kJOF-140.4 kJBeset Selection

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What is the AR for this reaction? PoO(s)+2 NH,CI(s)-PbC(s) + N;H&() + H2O(1) + H2(g) OA 140.4 kJ 08-253.2 kJ C-61.2kJ O0 61.2 kJ E 253.2 kJ F-140.4 kJ

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PoO's)+2 NH,CI(s)- PbCl(s) + N;H«() + Hz0(1) + H2(g)
OA 140.4 kJ
0a-253.2 kJ
C-61.2 kJ
O0 61.2kJ
OL 253.2 kJ
OF-140.4 kJ
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