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10. Find the enthalpy and free energy change for following reaction:
N2O4 + 2N2H4-> 4H20 + 3N2

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This solution finds the enthalpy and free energy change for a given reaction, using the Delta H Reaction

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To find the enthalpy change and the free energy change, both are found the same way.

Delta H Reaction = (Delta H formation products) - (Delta H ...

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