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Determine the heat of formation of CO, knowing that the heat of formation of CO2 is 394 kJ / mol and the combustion of 1 mol of CO emits 283 kJ / mol ​

Determine the heat of formation of CO, knowing that the heat of formation of CO2 is 394 kJ / mol and the combustion of 1 mol of CO emits 283 kJ / mol ​
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Determine the heat of formation of CO, knowing that the heat of formation of CO2 is 394 kJ / mol and the combustion of 1 mol of CO emits 283 kJ / mol ​

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co = 394kj \ mol1mol \283 kj \mol = 677

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