Burning propane gives off 49.9 kJ of heat energy per gram. I(f you burn 38.2 g of propane, how much heat energy is released.
from the given data
1 g propane release 49.9 kJ
38.2 g propane release 38.2 x 49.9 / 1 = 1906 KJ
answer = 1906 kJ
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