You have a series of four chemical reactions (1 2 3 4). How do you calculate the H2 if you know the other H values?
H2 = (H1)(H3)/(H4)

H2 = H4 - (H1 + H3)

H2 = H1 + H3 + H4

H2 = H1 + H3 - H4

Question

You have a series of four chemical reactions (1>  2 > 3 > 4).  How do you calculate the H2 if you know the other H values?
       H2 = (H1)(H3)/(H4)

H2 = H4 - (H1 + H3)

H2 = H1 + H3 + H4

H2 = H1 + H3 - H4

daniellelovee · Answer

@Somy this and one more question if you dont mind....

daniellelovee · Answer

I think B

somy · Answer

i believe they are making a cycle?

daniellelovee · Answer

yes they are

somy · Answer

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daniellelovee · Answer

well they didnt add a picture on my question....

daniellelovee · Answer

but if it is that way then it would still be B right?

somy · Answer

hmmm 
i would do it this way 
H2 = H1 - (H3+H4) 
but it doesnt look like any of them do it

somy · Answer

ah wait

daniellelovee · Answer

you got it?

somy · Answer

trying to 
os is lagging

daniellelovee · Answer

yeah I know it makes me look as if I logged out when I didnt

somy · Answer

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