0.91331. Mass of sample (g)3.852. Wire length (cm)24.9963. Initial temperature (°C)28.3424.Final temperature (°C)Part 2 of 8Calculations3.3465. Change in temperature, AT (°C)Part 3 of 8Total heat released by burning the ignition wireand sucrose sample, qtotal (kJ)6.Use Ccal = 10.310 kJ/ °C for the Beyond Labzbomb calorimeter.Submit Part

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0.9133 1. Mass of sample (g) 3.85 2. Wire length (cm) 24.996 3. Initial temperature (*C) 28.342 4. Final temperature (C) Calculations 3.346 5. Change in temperature, AT (*C) Total heat released by burning the ignition wire and sucrose sample, qtotal (kJ) 6. Use Ccal = 10.310 KJI °C for the Beyond Labz bomb calorimeter.

0.9133 1. Mass of sample (g) 3.85 2. Wire length (cm) 24.996 3. Initial temperature (C) 28.342 4. Final temperature (C) Calculations 3.346 5. Change in temperature, AT (C) Total heat released by burning the ignition wire and sucrose sample, qtotal (kJ) 6. Use Ccal = 10.310 KJI °C for the Beyond Labz bomb calorimeter.

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