By considering the Hess's law equation (i) is equal to the sum of equation (ii) and (iii). Related Theory Hess's law states that heat absorbed or evolved in any chemical reaction is fixed quantity and is independent of the path of the reaction or the number of steps taken 0 obtain the reaction. ΔHnet=ΣΔHr
Three thermochemical equation are given below: (i) underset kJJ mol^-1 C_ (graphite) + O_2( ~g) → CO_2(g) Δ H°=x (iii) CO_( gJ)+1 / 2 O_2( gk → CO_2(…
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Three thermochemical equation are given below: (i) kJJmol−1C(graphite) +O2( g)→CO2(g)ΔH∘=x (iii) CO(gJ)+1/2O2(gk→CO2( g)iΔH∘=z Based on the above equations, find out which of the relationship given below is correct.
Held on 30 Apr 2013 · Verified 9 Jul 2026.
Options
- A
z=x+y
- B
x=y+z
- C
y=2z−x
- D
x=y−z
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