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Another Technique for Calculating Heats of Formation.

Take Your Pants Off · 2015-05-06 15:56:26

I have a friend who takes grinds amd he told me his teacher thought him a really simple and short way to calculate the heats of formation/reaction. I never got the time to ask him for it, as I am not in any of his classes. Any chance of someome knowing that method. The one in the book and my teacher says is really hard to…

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I have a friend who takes grinds amd he told me his teacher thought him a really simple and short way to calculate the heats of formation/reaction. I never got the time to ask him for it, as I am not in any of his classes.
Any chance of someome knowing that method.
The one in the book and my teacher says is really hard to get by.
So for example this might be the qs.

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Have a look at this

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#3 06-05-2015 09:11PM

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Inspector Coptoor wrote: »

Have a look at this

Yes I am already aware of that method, thanks though, it's a bit more easier than layed out in the book, but is there no other mehtod

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