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Calculate the AH° for the following reaction from data given. A + 3B 6 C + 2 D substance ΔΗ' A -993 -236 C |-214 |-233

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Calculate the AH° for the following reaction from data given.
A + 3B 6C + 2 D
substance
A
-993
-236
C
-214
-233

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