Posted by cheri on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 6:04pm.
First determine which is the limiting reagent. Use that to determine how much of the CF2Cl2 is used for 100% yield. Then 401 kJ/mol x mols CF2Cl2 use = kJ produced for 100% yield.
kJ produced x 0.75 = heat produced with 75% yield. This assumes that other reactions producing heat do not occur.
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