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1 il. A 10 Sample Of Octane 6 C4 H ) is burned in 0 60ml Calorimeter containing 200 grams of water Q+On Initi al temperature

67 il. The moler mass of entalpy of combustion Of Glucos Go Hi. Os is - 2803 kJ A mass 1.00 g glucose is combusted in 0 60mb

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Bali) Heat received by water = mH2OX CHzoXat = 1200 x 4.184x(3302-25.0) J = 41170:56 J Heat received by calorimeter = heat ca:: 875X4.184. + 475.vxt = 2803 180.2 1000 os. 4136 x t = 2803 : 1000 *42= . 180.2 or át = /2803 X 1000__-) = 3.76 4136 X180:2

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