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how can I find three equations..?
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April 12, 2008, 04:48:03 PM »
for NH3 + hCL ___> Nh4Cl
like how do i go about doing that
and in order to calculate the heat of rxn.. should i just cancell out the things from 3 eqs and then add up heat of formations,?
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Yes. The three equations you would use would be the formation of each of the reactants/products from the elements. For example, one of the equations you would use would be (1/2)N
2
+ (3/2)H
2
--> NH
3
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