Using the heats of formation below, calculate the heat of reaction for the following reaction: C.H.(g) + 7/20:(g) → 2CO:(g) + 3H,0(f) AHF° (kJ/mol) C.H.(g): -84.86 0:(g): 0 CO:(g): -393.5 H.O(P): -285.8

Using the heats of formation below, calculate the heat of reaction for the following reaction: C.H.(g) + 7/20:(g) → 2CO:(g) + 3H,0(f) AHF° (kJ/mol) C.H.(g): -84.86 0:(g): 0 CO:(g): -393.5 H.O(P): -285.8

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Using the heats of formation below, calculate the
heat of reaction for the following reaction:
C.H.(g) + 7/20:(g) → 2C0:(g) + 3H,0(?)
AHF° (kJ/mol)
C.H.(g): -84.86
0:(g): 0
CO:(g): -393.5
H.O(P): -285.8

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