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Transcribed Image Text:al Calculate ho AH far the fellowreg reaction usivg Heao Law:
i) CS2+2H2O PCO2 + 2H2S
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HiS+ Ź O2 tHi0+502 AH=-563KJ
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C5z +302+ O2 + 2502 Ato-l015KJ
CHut 3C124 CH Cl 3 f 3HC)
Givan the Fallavine info:
Ct 2H2 e CHy
AH: – 14.8KJ
Ct Ź Clz t Ź Hz e cH as oH=-132.1 KJ
AH= -920KJ
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