A reaction has an enthalpy change of for the process

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Problem

A reaction has an enthalpy change of +50 kJ+50\,\text{kJ} for the process A(g)→B(g)\mathrm{A}(g)\to\mathrm{B}(g). What is the enthalpy change for the process 2 B(g)→2 A(g)2\,\mathrm{B}(g)\to2\,\mathrm{A}(g)? (a) +100 kJ+100\,\text{kJ} (b) −50 kJ-50\,\text{kJ} (c) −100 kJ-100\,\text{kJ} (d) +50 kJ+50\,\text{kJ}

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