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Mármore é uma rocha metamórfica originada de calcário exposto a altas temperaturas e pressão de baixa a moderada. Um dos principais componentes é o carbonato de cálcio - . Analisando a reação de decomposição do mármore representada a seguir: CaCO₃(s) → CaO(s) + CO₂(g) Com base nas entalpias de formação, dadas a seguir, calcular a variação da entalpia (ΔH) da reação: CaO(s) = -635,5 Kj/mol CO₂(g) = -394 Kj/mol CaCO₃(s) = - 1207 Kj/mol * 1 ponto
a) + 2236,5 Kj
b) - 177, 5 Kj
c) - 37 Kj
d) + 177, 5 Kj
e) - 2236,5 Kj

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