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If A H;° is a positive number then O that molecule has less chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. O that molecule has more chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has the same amount of chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds as the elemnets it was formed from.

If A H;° is a positive number then O that molecule has less chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. O that molecule has more chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has the same amount of chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds as the elemnets it was formed from.

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If A H;º is a positive number then that molecule has less chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has more chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has the same amount of chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds as the elemnets it was formed from.
Transcribed Image Text:If A H;º is a positive number then that molecule has less chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has more chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds than the elemnets it was formed from. that molecule has the same amount of chemical potential energy stored in its' bonds as the elemnets it was formed from.
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