Question 11 of 13SubmitWhat is the missing value in thetable below?ReactionAH (kJ/mol)A - B-10В — СA → CkJ/mol12346.C78+/-x 10 0Tap here or pull up for additional resourcesLO

On adding equation 1 and equation 2, equation 3 can be obtained. A→B ...... 1B→C...... 2A→C…

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What is the missing value in the table below? Reaction ΔΗ (kJ/mol) A - B -10 B - C A - C ? kJ/mol LO

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