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6. Calculate the enthalpy of reaction for the process: D+F→G+M A+B + C +G AH° = 100.0 kJ A → C+F AH° = -300.0 kJ D → M +B AH°
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first write the equations and rearrange them to obtain the final equation and then calculate the final delta H value as follows- 3 . . 3) A+B A -> » DH (chmod) 100.0 ctG 6+i M AB -300 -150 . Oremains - Sam reverse o remoong +100 + 200 - 150 . . At8 4+G

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