72 CH +2 0za) - CO+ 2 H;0 C,H20n + 14 Ozn 9 CO + 10 H,0n C,H12n + 8 Ozun - S COnp + 6 H;0 CHsn + 11 One 7 CO +8 H20u The heat of combustion is the energy liberated when a substance undergoes complete combustion, at constant pressure usually in an environment with excess oxygen. Which among the following combustion reactions yields the highest thermochemical energy? C,H16(h + 11 Ozie 7 COe) + 8 H20n O C,H121) + 8 Oz) 5 CO2) +6 H20) O C9H20) + 14 O) 9 CO) + 10 H20 Sc O CHA) +2 Oz - CO2g) + 2 H20 Th

72 CH +2 0za) - CO+ 2 H;0 C,H20n + 14 Ozn 9 CO + 10 H,0n C,H12n + 8 Ozun - S COnp + 6 H;0 CHsn + 11 One 7 CO +8 H20u The heat of combustion is the energy liberated when a substance undergoes complete combustion, at constant pressure usually in an environment with excess oxygen. Which among the following combustion reactions yields the highest thermochemical energy? C,H16(h + 11 Ozie 7 COe) + 8 H20n O C,H121) + 8 Oz) 5 CO2) +6 H20) O C9H20) + 14 O) 9 CO) + 10 H20 Sc O CHA) +2 Oz - CO2g) + 2 H20 Th

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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