Calculate heat capacity of a calorimeterHomework Answers
mass of benzoicacid = 5000 grams
HEAT OF COMBUSTION = 26.38 KJ/G
q released = 5000*26.38 = 131900 kj
heat capacity of calorimeter = q/DT = 131900/12.644
= 10431.82 Kj/C
= 1.0432*10^4 kj/c
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