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Dear students, as for the question, ethylene glycol, c2 h2, whose molar enthalpy of combustion is minus 1181 .2 kilojoules per mole, and we have to predict the molar enthalpy of formation.
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Now, combustion of ethylene glycol, the equation involved is c2 h4 -o -h twice plus o2 gives rise to 2 moles of co2 plus here 6 hydrogen atoms are there.
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So 3 moles of water will get.
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Now, all are in the, as for the question, all are in gaseous condition.
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So here, 2 carbon atoms, 6 hydrogen, oxygen here 2, here 4 plus 3, 7.
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So another 5 oxen atoms.
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So this is a combustion reaction and in this combustion, how much heat is liberating? 11801 .2 kilojoules...