28. Estimate the enthalpy (change in energy) of reaction for 2 SO(g) + O2(g) →2 SO2(g) using bondenergies. Assume that sulfur in SO2 (g) has an expanded octet.->BondEnergy (kJ/mol)498265a.498 kJ/molc.-498 kJ/molbь.731 kJ/mold.-32KJ/mol

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28. Estimate the enthalpy (change in energy) of reaction for 2 SO(g) + O2(g) →2 SO2(g) using bond energies. Assume that sulfur in SO2 (g) has an expanded octet. -> Bond Energy (kJ/mol) 498 265 a. 498 kJ/mol c. -498 kJ/mol bь. 731 kJ/mol d. -32KJ/mol