2. Given the following heat of formation values, Calculate the heat of reaction forC;He) + Ozo)CO2(9) + H2O0H; values in kJ/mol for: C;Ho) = -103.88(g)O2(9)= 0CO20)-393.5H,O = -285.8a. 3.613 X 10² kJb. -5.755 X 10?kJс. 1. 413 X 10? kJ

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Given the following heat of formation values, Calculate the heat of reaction for C,Hs() + Oz9) CO210) + H2O H; values in kJ/mol for: C;Hgo) = -103.8 = 0 Co29) = -393.5 H,Om = -285.8

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2. Given the following heat of formation values, Calculate the heat of reaction for
C;He) + Ozo)
CO2(9) + H2O0
H; values in kJ/mol for: C;Ho) = -103.8
8(g)
O2(9)
= 0
CO20)
-393.5
H,O = -285.8
a. 3.613 X 10² kJ
b. -5.755 X 10?kJ
с. 1. 413 X 10? kJ

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