Why is enthalpy of reaction product minus reactant?
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It is true that Enthalpy of reaction (general) is calculated as enthalpy of products minus enthalpy of reactants: In the case that you are GIVEN the heat of combustion of each species in your reaction, you do the reverse: This can be explained simply by Hess' Law.
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✨✨It is true that Enthalpy of reaction (general) is calculated as enthalpy of products minus enthalpy of reactants: In the case that you are GIVEN the heat of combustion of each species in your reaction, you do the reverse: This can be explained simply by Hess' Law.✨✨
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✨✨It is true that Enthalpy of reaction (general) is calculated as enthalpy of products minus enthalpy of reactants: In the case that you are GIVEN the heat of combustion of each species in your reaction, you do the reverse: This can be explained simply by Hess' Law.✨✨
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