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Explain why the change in internal energy and in enthalpy may not be equal for a reaction done at constant pressure, and how the difference between them may be estimated. Explain why measurements in a
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Explain why the change in internal energy and in enthalpy may not be equal for a reaction

done at constant pressure, and how the difference between them may be estimated. Explain why
measurements in a bomb calorimeter give ArU, not ArH.

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9.990-357

Step-by-step explanation:

aru not arh is 9.990-357

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