Given the reactions, ΔΗ 891.5 kJ X(s) +0,(g) - XO(s) X0(s) + CO,(g) XCO,(s) +494.5 kJ ΔΗ what is AH for this reaction? X(s) +02(g) + CO,(g) XC0,() AH = -1386.0 kJ terms of use privacy policy about us contact us help careers a 23

Given the reactions, ΔΗ 891.5 kJ X(s) +0,(g) - XO(s) X0(s) + CO,(g) XCO,(s) +494.5 kJ ΔΗ what is AH for this reaction? X(s) +02(g) + CO,(g) XC0,() AH = -1386.0 kJ terms of use privacy policy about us contact us help careers a 23

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Given the reactions,
ΔΗ 891.5 kJ
X(s) +0,(g) - XO(s)
X0(s) + CO,(g)
XCO,(s)
+494.5 kJ
ΔΗ
what is AH for this reaction?
X(s) +02(g) + CO,(g)
XC0,()
AH = -1386.0
kJ
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