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1. Answer the following questions concerning the formation of glycine from hydrogen azide, carbon monoxide and...

1. Answer the following questions concerning the formation of glycine from hydrogen azide, carbon monoxide and hydrogen.

HN3     +     6 CO     +     7 H2     ______>     3 C2H5O2N

Glycine:    Hf = - 528 kJ/mol       

Hydrogen Azide:       Hf = +294 kJ/mol      

(a) Calculate the standard enthalpy change for the reaction.

(b) Is HN3 a stable compound? Why?

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Answer - Hello Everyone well formula to calculate AHR il a DHE = {a: OH (product) – ? 6. DHP (reactant) where a and to represby ② HN3 is not stable compound. As we can see the standard euthally, formation is oHe=+ 29465/mod the system. When the proce

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