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20.) Calculate for the heat evolved in one mole of glucose (180.56 g/mol) if 3.00 g was ignited in a constant volume calorimeter with a heat capacity of 7.56 kJ/ºC and the temperature was raised by 6.2°C. A.) 2821 kJ/mol B.) 46.87 kJ/mol C.) 15.62 kJ/mol D.) 444.2 kJ/mol

20.) Calculate for the heat evolved in one mole of glucose (180.56 g/mol) if 3.00 g was ignited in a constant volume calorimeter with a heat capacity of 7.56 kJ/ºC and the temperature was raised by 6.2°C. A.) 2821 kJ/mol B.) 46.87 kJ/mol C.) 15.62 kJ/mol D.) 444.2 kJ/mol

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20.) Calculate for the heat evolved in one mole of glucose (180.56 g/mol) if 3.00 g was ignited in a constant volume calorimeter with a heat capacity of 7.56 kJ/ºC and the temperature was raised by 6.2°C. A.) 2821 kJ/mol B.) 46.87 kJ/mol C.) 15.62 kJ/mol D.) 444.2 kJ/mol
Transcribed Image Text:20.) Calculate for the heat evolved in one mole of glucose (180.56 g/mol) if 3.00 g was ignited in a constant volume calorimeter with a heat capacity of 7.56 kJ/ºC and the temperature was raised by 6.2°C. A.) 2821 kJ/mol B.) 46.87 kJ/mol C.) 15.62 kJ/mol D.) 444.2 kJ/mol
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