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The formation of tin IV chloride is as follows; the change in enthalpy is (AH) is -511 kJ/mole. Sn (s) + 2 C12 (9) --> SnC14 (1) + Heat
The reaction would be considered?
A. Endothermic, releases heat
B. Exothermic, release heat
C. Endothermic, absorbs heat
D. Exothemric, absorbs heat


The formation of tin IV chloride is as follows; the change in enthalpy is (AH) is -511 kJ/mole.

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