Answer to Question #36884 in Inorganic Chemistry for Mohamed

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #36884

2H2(g)+O2(g)=2H2O(g) Delta H=-483.6kj
3O2(g)=2O3(g) Delta H=+284.6 kj
Calculate the heat of the reaction :
3H2(g)+O3(g)=3h2O(g)

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