9- NUTRIE x M Inbox (623 M Mr leahy G is enthalpy X Physical a X 9 АСE251_Dх ACE251 D X RLON-CAPA X BB Welcome, X Course Po X X access2.lon-capa.uiuc.edu/res/uiuc/cyerkes/Chem204/Homework_3/work.problem?symb=uploaded%2fuiuc%2f63206040cd3285d3euiuclibrary1%2fdefault_1414942219%2esequence - section: CQB) (Student CHEM 102B/C Fall 2019 Messages Courses Help Logout Lorcan James McGrath Main Menu Contents Grades Course Contents » ... » Homework 12 » Homework 12-4 Timer Calculate the work (w) and AE°, in kJ, at 298 K and 1 atm pressure, for the combustion of one mole of C4H10 (g). First write and balance the equation. The products will be CO2 (g) and H20 (g) The value of AH° for this reaction is -2658.3 kJ/mol. The value for w in kJ = Tries 0/99 Submit Answer The value for AE° ( in kJ) = Tries 0/99 Submit Answer Threaded View Chronological View Other Views... Export My general preferences on what is marked as NEW Mark NEW posts no longer new NEW Anonymous 1 Reply (Sun Nov 17 10:01:11 am 2019 (CST)) how do you find the change in volume so you can put it in the w=-PV equation NEW Re: Anonymous 2 Reply (Sun Nov 17 11:56:05 am 2019 (CST)) I think you use the number of moles in the reactants and products in two equations then compare the volumes Erin McKenzie Reply (Sun Nov 17 04:49:51 pm 2019 (CST)) NEW what do yo do to get the enthalpy fromkj/mol to just kj? NEW Re: Anonymous 1 Reply (Sun Nov 17 05:36:07 pm 2019 (CST)) the unit is in kj/mol so if you multiply by mol they cross out and u just get mol. all units do that in dimensional analysis My settings for this discussion: 1. Display - All posts 2. Not new - Once marked not NEW Change My_general preferences on what is marked as NEW Mark NEW posts no longer new Threaded View Export Chronological View Other Views.. (В е вы sky |Bb 21:44 sports ..

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Calculate the work (w) and AE°, in kJ, at 298 K and 1 atm pressure, for the combustion of one mole of C4H10 (g). First write and balance the equation. The products will be CO2 (g) and H20 (g)
The value of AH° for this reaction is -2658.3 kJ/mol.
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how do you find the change in volume so you can put it in the w=-PV equation
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I think you use the number of moles in the reactants and products in two equations then compare the volumes
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what do yo do to get the enthalpy fromkj/mol to just kj?
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