Asked by Sam

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When Snno2(s) is formed form the comustion of gray tin, the reaction enthalpy is -578.6 kJ, and when white tin is burned to form SnO2(s), the reaction enthalpy is -580.7 kJ. Calculate the reaction enthalpu for Sn(gray)-->Sn(white)
Answered by Sam
**SNO2(s)
Answered by DrBob222
Sn<sub>grey</sub> + O2 ==> SnO2 -578.6
SnO2 ==> Sn<sub>white</sub> + O2 580.7
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Add the two equations
Sn<sub>grey</sub> ==> Sn<sub>white</sub>
I have turned equation 2 around and changed the sign of dHf.
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