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What is the change in enthalpy for the combustion reaction of butane, c4h10? 2c4h10(g) + 13o2(g) → 10h2o(g) + 8co2(g) given: c4h10(g): δhf °= –125 kj h2o(g): δhf °= –242 kj co2(g): δhf °= –393.5 kj –510.5 kj –5318 kj –54468 kj –5818 kj done

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