please help, it is complete Ng + Og+ → N,0; H=?H= -167 JEq.1 H2 + 02 = H,0Eq.2 NO; + H0 = HNO,Eq.3 N2 + O2H= 15 J+ H2 = HNO, H=122 J2.JEq.1 CH,OH + O, = C0, + H,0 H= 300.9Eq.2C + 0, = C02+ O2H= -86.77 JEq.3_ H, + 0, = H,0H=98.8 JFinal Equation: ?Final System Enthalpy: ?

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H=? Eq.1 H, + O2 = H,0 Eq.2 N,O, + H,0 = HNO, Eq.3 N, + H= -167 J H= 15 J O2 + H, = HNO, H=122 J

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Ng + Og+ → N,0; H=?
H= -167 J
Eq.1 H2 + 02 = H,0
Eq.2 NO; + H0 = HNO,
Eq.3 N2 + O2
H= 15 J
+ H2 = HNO, H=122 J
2.JEq.1 CH,OH + O, = C0, + H,0 H= 300.9
Eq.2
C + 0, = C02
+ O2
H= -86.77 J
Eq.3_ H, + 0, = H,0
H=98.8 J
Final Equation: ?
Final System Enthalpy: ?

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