Posted by Rose Bud on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 1:36pm.
You need to check the post carefully. The equation you want is not balanced. I think you have made two typos. I think the left H2O should be H2O2 and I think the right H2) should be H2O
You are defiantly right.
it is suppose to be 2H2O2(l) and 4H2O(l)
and the first equation is suppose to be -622.2 kJ/mol
actually they are all suppose to be kJ/mol, but that was a typo on the exercise.
For a final answer I got -818.2 kJ/mol
i used the first equation as is. then i used the second equation and multiplied it by two and then for the last equation i reversed it and also multiplied it by 2.
N2 + 2F2 ---> 2NF3 calculate the standard enthalpy
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