Chemistry, 17.01.2020 23:31 bree1926

Using hess's law, what is îhâ°rxn for the following reaction? no(g) + o(g) â no2(g)no(g) + o3(g) â no2(g) + o2(g) îhâ°rxn = â198.8 kj/molo3(g) â 3/2 o2(g) îhâ°rxn= â142.2 kj/molo2(g) â 2o(g) îhâ°rxn= +498.8 kj/mol

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Using hess's law, what is îhâ°rxn for the following reaction? no(g) + o(g) â no2(g)no(g) + o3(g) â n...