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2. An average human has about 67% water by mass. A 75.0 kg person suffering from hypothermia has a body water temperature of

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mass of water = 75   \times\frac{67}{100}

= 50.25 Kg.

= 50.25 \times1000

= 50250 g

Heat of combustion of Sucrose = - 5640 KJ/mol.

heat released by combustion of 1 mole sucrose = 5640 KJ

now heat absorbed by water to increase the temperature from 33.5 to 370 c.

q = mass of water \times specific heat of water \times ( temperature change)

= 50250 \times 4.184 \times (37 - 33.5)

= 735861 J

= 735.861 KJ

therefore moles of sucrose needed

= ( 735.861/5640)

= 0.130

mass of sucrose = moles \times molar mass

= 0.130 (mol)  \times 342 (g/mol)

= 44.5 g.

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balanced equation is

C12H22O11 (s) + 12 O2 (g)   \to   12 CO2 (g) +11 H2O (l)

mole ratio of Sucrose and oxygen = 1 : 12

then moles of oxygen needed = 12 \times 0.130

= 1.56

now

Pressure of oxygen (P)= 0.2 atm

T = 298 K

number of moles (n ) = 1.56

R = 0.082 L-atm /mol.K

ideal gas equation is

PV =nRT

volume (V) = (nRT/P)

= (1.56 \times 0.082 \times298 )/ 0.2

= 190.6 L

as total pressure of Air = 1 atm

and partial pressure of Oxygen = 0.2 atm

partial pressure of oxygen = Total pressure  \times volume percentage  of oxygen

then percentage of oxygen = 20 %

therefore volume of air = (190.6\times100)/20 = 953 L air

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