Chemistry, 11.01.2020 03:31 eichlingkera3

3c2h2(g) → c6h6(g) what is the standard enthalphy change δho, for the reaction represented above? (δhof of c2h2(g) is 230 kj mol-1; (δhof of c6h6(g) is 83 kj mol-1; )

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