Consider the equations below.
CH, (9) →C(s)+ 2H, (9) AH, – 74.6 kJ
C(s) + 2CI,(9)→ cCi, () AH...
Chemistry, 05.01.2021 01:50 breannamiller0822
Consider the equations below.
CH, (9) →C(s)+ 2H, (9) AH, – 74.6 kJ
C(s) + 2CI,(9)→ cCi, () AH, =-95.7 kJ
2H,(g) + 2CI,(9)→ 4HCI(G) AH, =-184.6 kJ
CH, (9) + 4Ca, (9) → Ca,(9) + 4HCI(9) AH, =-205.7 kJ
Complete the following based on the diagram.
Arrow A:
Arrow B:
Arrow C:
Arrow D:
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