13) Trinitrotoluene (TNT) is an explosive. It releases 5,076.5 KJ of energy for every mole of TNT. TNT (C7H5N306)reacts by decomposing forming carbon monoxide, hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, and carbon solid. How muchheat in joules would be released when TNT releases 25.0 g of carbon.714) () In the book or movie titled around the world in eighty days. Is a story about an adventure tocircumnavigate the globe in 80 days. If the main character starts the journey from the top of their front steps inLondon England and then 80 days later reaches the top of their front steps. Is this an example of a statefunction? Explain your answer.11)Calculate the internal energy (in kJ) of a system where 47 KJ of energy is released by the system and 88kJ of work was done on the system?|

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13) Trinitrotoluene (TNT) is an explosive. It releases 5,076.5 KJ of energy for every mole of TNT. TNT (C7H5N306) reacts by decomposing forming carbon monoxide, hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, and carbon solid. How much heat in joules would be released when TNT releases 25.0 g of carbon.

13) Trinitrotoluene (TNT) is an explosive. It releases 5,076.5 KJ of energy for every mole of TNT. TNT (C7H5N306) reacts by decomposing forming carbon monoxide, hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, and carbon solid. How much heat in joules would be released when TNT releases 25.0 g of carbon.

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13) Trinitrotoluene (TNT) is an explosive. It releases 5,076.5 KJ of energy for every mole of TNT. TNT (C7H5N306)
reacts by decomposing forming carbon monoxide, hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, and carbon solid. How much
heat in joules would be released when TNT releases 25.0 g of carbon.
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circumnavigate the globe in 80 days. If the main character starts the journey from the top of their front steps in
London England and then 80 days later reaches the top of their front steps. Is this an example of a state
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Calculate the internal energy (in kJ) of a system where 47 KJ of energy is released by the system and 88
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