Asked by Natalie
Calculate the change in the enthalpy of the reaction.
C4H4(g)+2H2(g)===>C4H8(g)
Use the following:
change in enthalpy of combustion for: C4H4=-2341 kJ mol-1
H2=-286 kJ mol-1
C4H8=-2755 kJ mol-1
C4H4(g)+2H2(g)===>C4H8(g)
Use the following:
change in enthalpy of combustion for: C4H4=-2341 kJ mol-1
H2=-286 kJ mol-1
C4H8=-2755 kJ mol-1
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Answered by
DrBob222
Your question isn't clear. I assume one equation is
C4H4 + O2 ==>CO2 + H2O
but I don't now what H2 = ?? and C4H8 = ?? mean.
C4H4 + O2 ==>CO2 + H2O
but I don't now what H2 = ?? and C4H8 = ?? mean.
Answered by
Natalie
Umm... the H2 is hydrogen and C4H8 is Carbon 4, Hydrogen 8. If I knew what it meant than I wouldn't be asking for help, would I?!?!?
Answered by
Baye
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