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Chemistry, 12.09.2019 00:30 Samuelgamboe

When hydrogen reacts with iodine, we can show the reaction as follows
h-h + 1-1>
2(h-1)
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given the following bond energies, calculate the heat of reaction
(h - h: 436, 1-1: 151kj, h-1: 298kj)


When hydrogen reacts with iodine, we can show the reaction as followsh-h + 1-1> 2(h-1

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