Chemistry, 02.02.2021 04:20 joejoefofana

Use the ΔHf values in the table to determine the enthalpy of the reaction. (kJ) Do not include units. Report your answer to the tenths place. 2 MO2 + JS4 → 2 MS2 + JO4

Substance ΔHf, kJ/mol
MO2 134.4
JS4 39.46
MS2 338.7
JO4 22.74

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