Given these reactions,1X(s) + 0,(g)→ XO(s) + CO,(g)XO(s)AH = -653.9 kJ/molXCO,(s)AH = +444.5 kJ/molwhat is AH for this reaction?1X(s) +0,(g) + CO,(g)XCO,(s)2-825.4AH =kJ/molIncorrect

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Given these reactions, X(6) + 0,@) – xO(6) AH = -653.9 kJ/mol XCo,(6) – XO(s) + CO,(g) AH = +444.5 kJ/mol what is AH for this reaction? X(9) +0,) + CO,(g) – xCO,6) -825.4 ΔΗ= kJ/mol Incorrect

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Given these reactions,
1
X(s) + 0,(g)
→ XO(s) + CO,(g)
XO(s)
AH = -653.9 kJ/mol
XCO,(s)
AH = +444.5 kJ/mol
what is AH for this reaction?
1
X(s) +0,(g) + CO,(g)
XCO,(s)
2
-825.4
AH =
kJ/mol
Incorrect

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