Answer to Question #193780 in General Chemistry for Kristine Olar

General Chemistry

Question #193780

Calculate the AH for the reaction: CS2(/) + 2 O2(g)-->CO2(g) +2 SO2 (g)

Expert's answer

The "AH" for the reaction is;

"\\Delta H^\u00b0_{reaction}=\\sum n_p \\Delta H^\u00b0f(products)- \\sum n_r \\Delta H^\u00b0( reactants)"

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