The standard heat of formation for NO₂ is 33.2- How much energy is required to form 600.0 g of NO₂ from its respective elements in kilojoules? • Report your answer using three significant figures. Provide your answer below: KJ mol kJ

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The standard heat of formation for NO₂ is 33.2-
respective elements in kilojoules?
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kJ
mol
Provide your answer below:
Report your answer using three significant figures.
kJ
How much energy is required to form 600.0 g of NO₂ from its
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