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What is the rate of law for O(g) + O2(g) = O3(g) ?
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What is the rate of law for O(g) + O2(g) = O3(g) ?

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HofO3 - [H of O(g) + H of O2] = deltaH
HofO3 = -107.2kJ/mol + 249.8 + 0 (Heat of formn.of O2 is 0
= +142.6kJ/mol
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