Task 3.1. Calculate the standard enthalpy of reaction of some thermochemical equations. Direction: Solve the following items. Show a complete solution. Express all enthalpy changes to kilojoules. 1. Use the standard enthalpies given below to calculate the enthalpy change for this reaction. CH₁2=6352kJ/mol; CO 1608kJ/mol; H₂O=926.0kJ/mol The reaction: C₂H₁2 +80₂ →5CO₂ + 6H₂O 2. 2CH) +250)→ 16CO2 +18H₂O Calculate the heat of combustion of octane using the supplied heat of formation data. Data: C,H-249.9 kJ mol-¹; CO-393.5 kJ mol-¹; H₂O-285.8 kJ mol-¹ Exa 3. Use the data below to calculate AH for the reaction MgO + CO2(g) → MgCO360 AH°f: MgO) = -602 kJ mol¹, CO2) = -394 kJ mol¹ and MgCO-1096 kJ mol™¹

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Task 3.1. Calculate the standard enthalpy of reaction of some thermochemical equations.
Direction: Solve the following items. Show a complete solution. Express all enthalpy changes to kilojoules.
1. Use the standard enthalpies given below to calculate the enthalpy change for this reaction.
C₂H₁2=6352kJ/mol; CO=1608kJ/mol; H₂O = 926.0kJ/mol
The reaction: C₂H₁2 +80₂ →5CO₂ + 6H₂O
2. 2C₂H18) +250)→ 16CO2 +18H₂O Calculate the heat of combustion of octane using the supplied heat of formation data.
Data: C,H-249.9 kJ mol-¹; CO-393.5 kJ mol-¹; H₂O-285.8 kJ mol-¹
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3. Use the data below to calculate AH for the reaction MgO + CO2(g) → MgCO360
AH°f: MgO) = -602 kJ mol-¹, CO₂) = -394 kJ mol¹ and MgCO3)=-1096 kJ mol-¹
Transcribed Image Text:Task 3.1. Calculate the standard enthalpy of reaction of some thermochemical equations. Direction: Solve the following items. Show a complete solution. Express all enthalpy changes to kilojoules. 1. Use the standard enthalpies given below to calculate the enthalpy change for this reaction. C₂H₁2=6352kJ/mol; CO=1608kJ/mol; H₂O = 926.0kJ/mol The reaction: C₂H₁2 +80₂ →5CO₂ + 6H₂O 2. 2C₂H18) +250)→ 16CO2 +18H₂O Calculate the heat of combustion of octane using the supplied heat of formation data. Data: C,H-249.9 kJ mol-¹; CO-393.5 kJ mol-¹; H₂O-285.8 kJ mol-¹ IXA 3. Use the data below to calculate AH for the reaction MgO + CO2(g) → MgCO360 AH°f: MgO) = -602 kJ mol-¹, CO₂) = -394 kJ mol¹ and MgCO3)=-1096 kJ mol-¹
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