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How much energy is needed to make this work: CO2+5Cl>CCl4+ClO2?

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That is carbon dioxide and chlorine reacting to carbontetrachloride and chlorox.

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  1. Do you mean 5 Cl or 2.5 Cl2?

    In any case, use

    DeltaH(reaction) = sum{DeltaH(formation)(products} - sum{DeltaH(formation)(reactants}

    When you have more than one mole, remember to multiply appropriately.

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