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In an experiment, 4.5680 grams of an organic compound A2B undergoes combustion in a bomb calorimeter. The temperature of the water rose from 22.65 °C to 69.50°C. Find AE for the compound in kJ/mol. Ccal = 1.568 kJ/°C Molar Mass: A 65.48 g/mol B 44.59 g/mol Type your final answer below with correct units and sig figs.

In an experiment, 4.5680 grams of an organic compound A2B undergoes combustion in a bomb calorimeter. The temperature of the water rose from 22.65 °C to 69.50°C. Find AE for the compound in kJ/mol. Ccal = 1.568 kJ/°C Molar Mass: A 65.48 g/mol B 44.59 g/mol Type your final answer below with correct units and sig figs.

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In an experiment, 4.5680 grams of an organic compound A2B undergoes combustion in a bomb calorimeter. The temperature of the water rose from 22.65 °C to 69.50°C. Find AE for the compound in kJ/mol. Ccal = 1.568 kJ/°C Molar Mass: A 65.48 g/mol B 44.59 g/mol Type your final answer below with correct units and sig figs.
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