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1. The problem is to calculate the delta H.
(1/2)A====> B 150 KJ/mol
3B====> 2C + D -125 KJ/mol
E + A====> D 350 KJ/mol
We have to find the delta H for: B + D====> E + 2C
2. The equation to use is just Hess's Law II
3. Now I have tried to combine these three reactions everyway I can think of but I can't get it the reaction B + D====> E + 2C
Is it even possible to get it there because my D's cancel out. The closest I get is to is this B====> 2C + E
What am I doing wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
(1/2)A====> B 150 KJ/mol
3B====> 2C + D -125 KJ/mol
E + A====> D 350 KJ/mol
We have to find the delta H for: B + D====> E + 2C
2. The equation to use is just Hess's Law II
3. Now I have tried to combine these three reactions everyway I can think of but I can't get it the reaction B + D====> E + 2C
Is it even possible to get it there because my D's cancel out. The closest I get is to is this B====> 2C + E
What am I doing wrong? Any help would be appreciated.