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∆H° for the reaction CH4 +2O2=CO2 +2H2O is - 890KJ, calculate ∆H° for the reaction CO2 +2H2O=CH4 +2O2​

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Answered by anilaghade5206
1

Answer:

Calculate the enthalpy change for the following reaction:

CH

4

(g)+2O

2

(g)⟶CO

2

(g)+2H

2

O(l)

Given, enthalpies of formation of CH

4

,CO

2

and H

2

O are 74.8 kJmol

−1

,−393.5 kJmol

−1

,−286 kJmol

−1

respectively.

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ANSWER

ΔH

o

=ΔH

f(products)

o

−ΔH

f(reactants)

o

=[ΔH

(CO

2

)

o

+ΔH

(H

2

O)

o

]−[ΔH

(CH

4

)

o

+2ΔH

(O

2

)

o

]

=[−393.5+2×(−286.2)]−[−74.8+2×0]=−890.7kJ

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