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All right, guys, we're doing the problem.
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96, chapter 8, in chemistry, science.
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So an important reaction for the conversion of natural gas to other useful hydrocarbons is a conversion of methane and ethane.
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In practice, this reaction is carried out in the presence of oxygen, which converts the hydrogen produced into water.
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Use table 8 .3 to estimate the delta h for these two reactions.
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Why is the conversion of methane to methane, it's a conversion of methane to ethane, more favorable when oxygen is used? all right.
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So remember using hess's law, h of reaction is equal to delta h of products minus delta h of reactants.
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So delta x is going to be equal to 436 436 plus plus 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.
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And i've got to write one number here.
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We also have cc interactions.
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And they'll just put it down here to make it easier.
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3 .48 kilojoules per mole.
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Mole and we have six ch bonds.
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13 .348 minus 2 times 4 times 413.
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So this is minus 42 kilojoules per mole.
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So that's going to be for our first reaction.
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And for our second reaction, delta h is equal to oh, hold on.
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Two times 463 plus six times 413.
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348 minus two, minus one half times 495 plus two times four times 413.
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That's going to equal us.
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And so that's going to give us a delta h 200 .5 kilojoules per mole...