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25.5 x (-889)/64=
Where'd the 64 come from?
i dont know the question sorry :(
2O2
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That's okay, Prince, thanks. :)
the delta H that you have there is defined as the equation is written if you have 2moles of oxygen that is the heat that the reaction is releasin for each 2 moles of O2 then your problem wants to calculate not for 2 moles of O2 but for 25.5g of O2 then you have to calculate how many moles of O2 do you have in 25.5g.
~0.796mol O2?
yep!
Then I multiply by the enthalpy change and divide by 2?
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yes dear! you are a rocket scientist now!
Thanks :)
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