The breaking of the O-O bond in peroxydisulfuryldifluoride (FO,SOOSO,F) gives FO,SO:(FO2SO)2 2 2 FO2SOThe compound on the left of this equation is a colorlessliquid that boils at 67.1°C. Its vapor, when heated toabout 100°C, turns brown as the product of the reactionforms. Suppose that, in a sample of the vapor, the intensityof the brown color doubles between 100°C and 110°Cand that the total pressure increases only by the 2.7%predicted for an ideal gas. Estimate AH° for the precedingreaction.

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