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What would be the delta H Rxn in KJ for the following reaction? 4 NO =...

What would be the delta H Rxn in KJ for the following reaction?

4 NO = 2NO +N2

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for numerical values in kj values for different concentrations and temperature should be known for initial and final stages. hence to get numerical values the numerical values of equilibrium constant should be given..

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