Question 3 For consideration1List the various stages in your experiment that could lead toinaccuracy in your final results. How would these affect theoverall value you obtained for the enthalpy of combustion?Which would have the largest impact on the overall results?If the next member of the homologous series of alcoholswere used (butanol), what would you expect the enthalpy ofcombustion to be?3Why would you expect a (roughly) similar increase inenthalpy of combustion between members of a homologousseries?

3) There is similar increase in the enthalpy of combustion between members of a homologous series.

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For consideration
1
List the various stages in your experiment that could lead to
inaccuracy in your final results. How would these affect the
overall value you obtained for the enthalpy of combustion?
Which would have the largest impact on the overall results?
If the next member of the homologous series of alcohols
were used (butanol), what would you expect the enthalpy of
combustion to be?
3
Why would you expect a (roughly) similar increase in
enthalpy of combustion between members of a homologous
series?

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