Chemistry, 22.04.2021 23:00 brittanysanders
In this assignment, you will write and balance a chemical equation. Then, you will use a table of enthalpy values to calculate the energy change in the reaction. Next, you will create a model of the energy change in the reaction. Finally, you will write an explanation that describes the energy change in the reaction. Please hurry. I need to get caught up quickly.
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