Enthalpy of formation hộ (kJ/mole) of some FuelsEnthalpy offormation h(kJ/mole)Enthalpy ofcombustion at 25°CThe products ofhydrocarbon fuelHydrocarbon FuelAH, (KIMg)Enthalpy ofSpecies formation hmole)Methane (CHa)-74831-55496-50010CO2-393546Ethene (C2H4)52283-50296-47158-285765Ethane (C2H6)-51875-47484089t8--241845Propene (CaHo)20414Propane (CaH)-103847-5034346352O200-1105411-Butane (CaHs)1172-484532-Butane (CaH10)966t--1247730'0217977ZN1-Pentane (CsH)-2092048134H9661-Pentane (CsH12)-146440-49011-4535138985HOBenzene (CeH6)82927-42266-405764726291-Hexane (CaH)41573-47937ON00802606n-Hexane (CeH14)-16719348676860Log10 K with partial pressures in atmospheresPcozO'H(PH,)(Po,)| (Pco)(Po,)²-45101ZON1-Heptane (CHs4)-6213247800-44662T-Heptane (CrtHivs)43436(PH,0)(Pco)1-Octane (CeH1s)-82927-44556n-Octane (CeH18)-208447-4825644788476124447540.048-5.018(2 ) auauoN-L-229032-103512967990's481264467839 78644.760-4.974-124139-47547-4441029.24032.431- 3.1911-Decene (C10H20)-249659-445980008-18.63320.087- 1.454n-Decene (C10H22)009-1:447684754700813 2991-Decene (CaHe)Undecene (C11Hz2)-44920-44530000L10.06210.221-0.159-2702867.7640.135-165352-47460-443101-Dodecane (CHH24)668'26.0144763470L7SZ-5.1804.7060.474(aZLJ21) ueapog-u-235310Ethyl alcohol (CHOH)0094.2703.6930.577-200670008Methyle alcohol (CH3OH)3.540000Z0.716294222261.6790.76424002.4432.0211.2190.80200970.9251.6580.4850.8581.3430000.8780.1891.067606 00.9210.607-0.302009-0.5080.4130080.930Z690-000-0.133-1.07945000.956- 1.386-0.4300009 (HW)Q1) A constant volume tank contain 1 mole of C,H14 and 12 mole of O2 gas at atemperature of 25 °C and 1 bar. The contents of the tank is ignited andC,H14 is burned completely and final products temperature is found to be1700 K. Determine the heat transfer during this process.( take ΔΗο= -47800 kJ/kg).

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