Consider the following thermochemical equation: 4A B + 20 AH = -266 kJ/mol What is the value of AH for the reaction written below? 2A (1/2)B + C AH = ? Select one: a. +133 kJ/mol b. -133 kJ/mol c. +266 kJ/mol d. -532 kJ/mol

Consider the following thermochemical equation: 4A B + 20 AH = -266 kJ/mol What is the value of AH for the reaction written below? 2A (1/2)B + C AH = ? Select one: a. +133 kJ/mol b. -133 kJ/mol c. +266 kJ/mol d. -532 kJ/mol

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Consider the following thermochemical equation:
4A B+ 20C
AH=-266 kJ/mol
What is the value of AH for the reaction written below?
2A → (1/2)B +C
AH = ?
Select one:
a. +133 kJ/mol
b. -133 kJ/mol
c. +266 kJ/mol
d. -532 kJ/mol

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