An sample of carbon monoxide weighs 7.96 g is heated on a stove from 25 °C to 181 °C. constant pressur of 5.74 bar What is q ? whaT is work? and what is U) the molsr heat capacity of CO is 29.142 J.mol/C

An sample of carbon monoxide weighs 7.96 g is heated on a stove from 25 °C to 181 °C. constant pressur of 5.74 bar What is q ? whaT is work? and what is U) the molsr heat capacity of CO is 29.142 J.mol/C

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