Chemistry, asked by jagriti882001, 7 months ago

what is meant by additive nature of heat of reactions

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Answered by padmavati9vari

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Because heats of reaction are additive, we can determine the heat change for an experimentally uncooperative reaction if we can find sufficient other reactions for which heat changes are known, so that when added together, they give us the desired reaction

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