Shrigandha posted an Question
February 19, 2021 • 21:01 pm 30 points
  • IIT JAM
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(i) calculation of enthalpies of reactions hess's law makes it possible to calculate enthalpies of many reactions whic experimentally. for example, it is diffic

(i) Calculation of Enthalpies of Reactions Hess's law makes it Possible to calculate enthalpies of many reactions whic experimentally. for example, It is difficult to measure the heat evolved when carbon burns in oxygen to C(S)+0,(o)CO(g) AH = ? 2 from Hess's law, however, it is known that the heat evolved in the Com Carbondioxide is the same, viz, 393.5 kJ, whether the reaction takes place in a C(S)+O,(g) CO(g) AH 393.5 kJ or in two steps are Cs)+0,(9) CO(g) AH X kJ (say) cO(g)+O,(g) Co,(g) AH = y kJ (say) according to Hess's law AH X + y or X +y =-393.5 kJ Contact Us: Website www.eduncle.com Email: support@eduncle.com Call Toll Free

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  • Amol ashok pawar best-answer

    Hess law gives the information about the summation of constant heat. (enthalpy). The heat of reaction will be same even if it is carried out in one step or the same reaction in fragments(multiple steps, stages). Heat of reaction will be same. (constant heat summation)

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