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LECTURE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 3rd EDITION ROBERT G. MORTIMER

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2.8. Calculation of Energy Changes of Chemical<br />

Reactions<br />

It would be possible to make tables of energy<br />

changes of formation and to calculate<br />

∆U values in the same way as ∆H values are<br />

calculated from enthalpy changes of formation.<br />

However, adequate accuracy can be achieved<br />

without constructing a table of ∆ f U values. From the<br />

definition of the enthalpy we can write an expression<br />

for ∆U for a chemical reaction:<br />

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Ordinarily ∆(PV) is much smaller than ∆H<br />

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