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Ethylene (C₂H₁) can be polymerized to form polyethylene, a useful material in many products. Based on the following reaction scheme, what is the change in enthalpy in kJ associated with the polymerization of 5.32 kg C₂H4? (C₂H4) (g) (C₂H4)n(s) ΔΗ = -100.0 KJ

Ethylene (C₂H₁) can be polymerized to form polyethylene, a useful material in many products. Based on the following reaction scheme, what is the change in enthalpy in kJ associated with the polymerization of 5.32 kg C₂H4? (C₂H4) (g) (C₂H4)n(s) ΔΗ = -100.0 KJ

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9:15 AMOUNT Ethylene (C₂H4) can be polymerized to form polyethylene, a useful material in many products. Based on the following reaction scheme, what is the change in enthalpy in kJ associated with the polymerization of 5.32 kg C₂H₂ ? ADD FACTOR x( ) 5.32 -100.0 6.022 x 10²3 1 1000 100.0 -1.90 x 104 Question 20 of 25 X (C₂H4) (g) → (C₂H4)n(s) ΔΗ = -100.0 KJ DELETE 53.2 28.05 0.001 ANSWER kg C₂H4 kJ mol C₂H4 g C₂H4 J Submit Tap here or pull up for additional resources X (== RESET 5
Transcribed Image Text:9:15 AMOUNT Ethylene (C₂H4) can be polymerized to form polyethylene, a useful material in many products. Based on the following reaction scheme, what is the change in enthalpy in kJ associated with the polymerization of 5.32 kg C₂H₂ ? ADD FACTOR x( ) 5.32 -100.0 6.022 x 10²3 1 1000 100.0 -1.90 x 104 Question 20 of 25 X (C₂H4) (g) → (C₂H4)n(s) ΔΗ = -100.0 KJ DELETE 53.2 28.05 0.001 ANSWER kg C₂H4 kJ mol C₂H4 g C₂H4 J Submit Tap here or pull up for additional resources X (== RESET 5
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