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Consider the following intermediate chemical equations. CH.(g) β†’ C(s)+2H (9)
CC1.(g) β†’ C(s)+2Cl2(g)
H2(g)+C1, (g) β†’ 2HCl(g)
AH, = 74.6 kJ
AH, = 95.7 kJ
AH, =-92.3kJ
What is the enthalpy of the overall chemical reaction CH,(g)+4C12(g) β†’ CC1,(9)+4HCI(g)?
O-205.7 kJ
0-113.4 kJ
-14.3 kJ
0 78.0 kJ


Consider the following intermediate chemical equations.

CH.(g) β†’ C(s)+2H (9)
CC1.(g) β†’ C(s)+2Cl2(

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