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11. When 0.10 moles of butane, CaH10, are combusted in a bomb calorimeter, the temperature of the system increases by 8.5°C. If the system has a heat capacity of 34 kl/°C, what is the heat of combustion of butane in kl/mol CaHz0? Bomb Calorimeter Thermometer Water Bomb Reaction A AHamb = -290 kl/mol CaH10 B AHanb-2900 k)/mol CaH10 C AHamb = 290 k)/mol CeH10 D AHamb= 2900 k)/mol CAH10

11. When 0.10 moles of butane, CaH10, are combusted in a bomb calorimeter, the temperature of the system increases by 8.5°C. If the system has a heat capacity of 34 kl/°C, what is the heat of combustion of butane in kl/mol CaHz0? Bomb Calorimeter Thermometer Water Bomb Reaction A AHamb = -290 kl/mol CaH10 B AHanb-2900 k)/mol CaH10 C AHamb = 290 k)/mol CeH10 D AHamb= 2900 k)/mol CAH10

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