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modify delete 20561 - from Andrew , 13 y.o. (United States) - 2019-12-19
Physics : "Hess' Law Question: Chemistry"

Hello, I had my AP Chemistry midterm recently, and there was one question that seemed actually impossible. It probably isn't, and I wanted to see if any of you could solve it. (It seemed like it was impossible to combine the two last equations into the first.) This is the question.

Use Hess' Law to calculate the enthalpy of this reaction in kJ/mol:
4PCl3 => P4 + 6Cl2

Use these two equations and their respective enthalpies:
4PCl5 => P4 + 10Cl2 (1528 kJ/mol)
PCl3 + Cl2 => PCl5 (-111 kJ/mol)


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modify delete 20986 - Reply from Emil , 9 y.o. (Russia) - 2023-01-16

HI I AM EMIL. I HAVE A QUESTION LIKE TO CHECK YOU IF YOU KNOW CHEMISTRY OF WHAT IS THIS FORMULE H2O.

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modify delete 20683 - Reply from Mevindu (Sri lanka) - 2020-08-30

very easy. 1084 KJ/mol




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