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Explain the cooling effect experienced when etha- nol is rubbed on your skin, given that 6.97 C,H;OH(1) CH3OH(g) AH° = 42.2 kJ/mol

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Explain the cooling effect experienced when etha-
nol is rubbed on your skin, given that
6.97
CH;OH(1)
C,H;OH(g) AH° = 42.2 kJ/mol

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