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Chemistry, 06.01.2020 20:31 sumitshekhar348

Which equation correctly relates the heat of reaction to the standard heats of formation?
∆h° = ∆hf ° (products) + ∆hf ° (reactants)
∆h° + ∆hf ° (products) = ∆hf ° (reactants)
∆h° = ∆hf ° (products) – ∆hf ° (reactants)
∆h° – ∆hf ° (reactants) = ∆hf ° (products)

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