Chemistry, 08.08.2021 04:10 wolfiewolffromsketch

NaNO3 (s)+H2SO4(l)-NaHSO4(s)+HNO3(g) Delta H= 21.2kj

How much heat must be absorbed by the reaction system to convert 100g of NaSO3 into NaHSso4(s)?

NaNO3 (s)+H2SO4(l)--------NaHSO4(s)+HNO3(g)

Delta H= 21.2kj
How much heat must be absorbed by the

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NaNO3 (s)+H2SO4(l)-NaHSO4(s)+HNO3(g) Delta H= 21.2kj

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