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Consider the following process: CH3OH(l) <->CH4(g) 1/2O2(g)
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only have one chance i just want to make sure I'm doing it right i got for delta H 163.53
\(\sf \Delta H_{rxn}^o = \Sigma \Delta H_P(products)-\Sigma \Delta H_r(reactants) \)
Don't forget to multiply by the coefficient. For instance, you should multiply 0.5(\(\sf \Delta H_r\)\(\sf [O_2]\))
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