Calculate Delta H for each reaction. Assume the reactions have roughly the same frequency factors. Round your answer to the nearest frac{kJ}{mol}. Reaction 1: Potential energy 60 kJ/mol -50 kJ/mol Reaction progress Delta H = square frac{kJ}{mol}
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