5. Complete combustion of Stearic acid to gaseous products is expressedbelow:C18H36O2(s)+ 26O218)→ 18CO 2(e)+18H,O(g)A. (Calculate AH°rxn for this combustion (AH°† )of stearic acid = -948ww nkJ/mol). cO2 (g)= -393.509, H2O(g) 241.818 , H20(1) =-285.830, O2(8) =0Unpin Vicky Lacandalo's presentation from your main screen.B. Calculate the heat (g) in kJ when 0.90 g of stearic acid is burnedcompletely. ( C=12.01g/mol, H=1.01g/mol, O=16g/mol) ?wwww

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5. Complete combustion of Stearic acid to gaseous products is expressed below: C18H36O2(s)+ 26O218)→ 18CO 2(e)+18H,O(g) A. (Calculate AH°rxn for this combustion (AH°† )of stearic acid = -948 ww kJ/mol). cO2 (g)= -393.509, H20(:-241.818 , H,O(1) =-285.830, O2(8) =0 wwwww Unpin Vicky Lacandalo's presentation from your main screen. B. Calculate the heat (g) in kJ when 0.90 g of stearic acid is burned completely. ( C=12.01g/mol, H=1.01g/mol, O=16g/mol) ? wwwwm

5. Complete combustion of Stearic acid to gaseous products is expressed below: C18H36O2(s)+ 26O218)→ 18CO 2(e)+18H,O(g) A. (Calculate AH°rxn for this combustion (AH°† )of stearic acid = -948 ww kJ/mol). cO2 (g)= -393.509, H20(:-241.818 , H,O(1) =-285.830, O2(8) =0 wwwww Unpin Vicky Lacandalo's presentation from your main screen. B. Calculate the heat (g) in kJ when 0.90 g of stearic acid is burned completely. ( C=12.01g/mol, H=1.01g/mol, O=16g/mol) ? wwwwm

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter5: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Energy And Chemical Reactions

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