For the reaction given in part a, how much heat is absorbed when 2.60 mol of a reacts? express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.

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Where is the reaction????

Answer:

406.9 kJ = 407 kJ

Explanation:

**Since there is not much information to go off of, I am going to use values that populated in my assignment but use the moles given in yours to solve so that you can have idea of solving process**

Assuming your reaction looks like this: 2A + B ⇆ 2C + 2D and assuming your standard enthalpy of formation (delta_H) calculated in Part A was 313 kJ/mol...:

The heat absorbed in each mole of A that reacts is 156.5 kJ, therefore...

[tex]\frac{156.5 kJ}{1 mol A} (2.60 mol)[/tex] = 406.9 kJ = 407 kJ of heat absorbed

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