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A cube of sugar (i.e., sucrose, MM = 342.30 g mol-¹) is burned under an atmosphere of oxygen and releases 9.75 kJ of heat. The density of the cube is 1.59 g cm ³. Determine the average length of one of the sides of the cube in cm. The standard enthalpy of combustion, AHO of sucrose is comb.' -2226 kJ mol-¹. Give your answer in cm and to two decimal places.

A cube of sugar (i.e., sucrose, MM = 342.30 g mol-¹) is burned under an atmosphere of oxygen and releases 9.75 kJ of heat. The density of the cube is 1.59 g cm ³. Determine the average length of one of the sides of the cube in cm. The standard enthalpy of combustion, AHO of sucrose is comb.' -2226 kJ mol-¹. Give your answer in cm and to two decimal places.

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A cube of sugar (i.e., sucrose, MM = 342.30 g mol-¹) is burned under an atmosphere of oxygen and releases 9.75 kJ of heat. The density of the cube is 1.59 g cm-³. Determine the average length of one of the sides of the cube in cm. The standard enthalpy of combustion, AHO of sucrose is comb.' -2226 kJ mol-¹. Give your answer in cm and to two decimal places.
Transcribed Image Text:A cube of sugar (i.e., sucrose, MM = 342.30 g mol-¹) is burned under an atmosphere of oxygen and releases 9.75 kJ of heat. The density of the cube is 1.59 g cm-³. Determine the average length of one of the sides of the cube in cm. The standard enthalpy of combustion, AHO of sucrose is comb.' -2226 kJ mol-¹. Give your answer in cm and to two decimal places.
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