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SAT, 19.01.2022 01:40 slawson4328

Consider the following generic chemical equation: a + b → c + d reactant a contains 85. 1 j of chemical energy. Reactant b contains 87. 9 j of chemical energy. Product c contains 38. 7 j of chemical energy. If the reaction absorbs 104. 3 j of chemical energy as it proceeds, how much chemical energy must product d contain? explain your answer.

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