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The following reaction was carried out in a bomb calorimeter. The quantity of heat transferred (q) for the reaction is -106 k
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insufficient information in given to solve this question

as per 1st law of thermodynamics, heat transfer and work is related to internal energy of the system which is related to temperature and nothing is said about the temperature change.

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