Fe3+ (aq) In lab a student calculates the following equilibrium concentrations for FESCN?+ + SCN. (aq) at each of the specified temperatures. Calculate AH° in units of (aq) kJ Report your answer to two places after the decimal. mol Data Table Temp (° C) -0.2 215.3 17.1 187.5 57.8 144.1 84 127.8

Fe3+ (aq) In lab a student calculates the following equilibrium concentrations for FESCN?+ + SCN. (aq) at each of the specified temperatures. Calculate AH° in units of (aq) kJ Report your answer to two places after the decimal. mol Data Table Temp (° C) -0.2 215.3 17.1 187.5 57.8 144.1 84 127.8

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Fe3+
(aq)
In lab a student calculates the following equilibrium concentrations for
FESCN?+
+ SCN.
(aq)
at each of the specified temperatures. Calculate AH° in units of
(aq)
kJ
Report your answer to two places after the decimal.
mol
Data Table
Temp (° C)
-0.2
215.3
17.1
187.5
57.8
144.1
84
127.8

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