The goal reaction was the equation we were given . Determine the enthalpy of reaction using the heat summationmethod. You must look up any relevant standard enthalpiesof formation required (this question is easier than itsounds). Goal Reaction: 4Cs) + 5Н2(9) — С4Н10(9)ΔΗ?%3D

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The goal reaction was the equation we were given

. Determine the enthalpy of reaction using the heat summation
method. You must look up any relevant standard enthalpies
of formation required (this question is easier than it
sounds).

Goal Reaction: 4Cs) + 5Н2(9) — С4Н10(9)
ΔΗ?
%3D

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