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A company collects 1000 cubic meters of methane. If the gas is collected at a pressure...

A company collects 1000 cubic meters of methane. If the gas is collected at a pressure of 100*103 Pa at 75o C, how much engery(joules) will be collected?

Use supplied combustion equation with the standard enthanply given:

CH4(g)+ 202(g) \rightarrow CO2(g) + 2H2O(g) \Delta H= -890.8 kj/mol

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