Posted by jen on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at 9:21pm.
DHfrxn = (n*DHf products)-(n*DHf reactants)
Look up DHf values in your text or notes.
we dnt take notes thats why im so lost
Then look in your text. Most texts have a set of delta Hof values.
And I might suggest you take notes. You can't possibly remember everything.
honestly all we do is labs during class i would love to take notes
Do you have a table in your text? I may be able to find a table on the web or I can look up some values if your text doesn't have them listed.
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