A 1.72 g sample of the saccharide, C6H1206, shown below is combusted in a constant volume calorimeter of heat capacity 8.21kJ/K. The initial temperature is 22.1°C.HOноHOHH.OHHноThe final temperature is 25.4°C. What is the energy released per mole of this sugar upon combustion? (C = 75.291 J/mol•K forH20; q = CcalAT)4565 kJ/mol3530 kJ/mol5865 kJ/mol4868 kJ/mol2830 kJ/mol

By the estimate of the enthalpy of reaction by looking at the individual bonds involved. If we know…

A 1.72 g sample of the saccharide, C6H1206, shown below is combusted in a constant volume calorimeter of heat capacity 8.21 kJ/K. The initial temperature is 22.1°C. H HO HO H OH H OH H. но The final temperature is 25.4°C. What is the energy released per mole of this sugar upon combustion? (C = 75.291 J/mol K for H20; q = CcalAT) 4565 kJ/mol 3530 kJ/mol 5865 kJ/mol 4868 kJ/mol O 2830 kJ/mol

A 1.72 g sample of the saccharide, C6H1206, shown below is combusted in a constant volume calorimeter of heat capacity 8.21 kJ/K. The initial temperature is 22.1°C. H HO HO H OH H OH H. но The final temperature is 25.4°C. What is the energy released per mole of this sugar upon combustion? (C = 75.291 J/mol K for H20; q = CcalAT) 4565 kJ/mol 3530 kJ/mol 5865 kJ/mol 4868 kJ/mol O 2830 kJ/mol

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A 1.72 g sample of the saccharide, C6H1206, shown below is combusted in a constant volume calorimeter of heat capacity 8.21
kJ/K. The initial temperature is 22.1°C.
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The final temperature is 25.4°C. What is the energy released per mole of this sugar upon combustion? (C = 75.291 J/mol•K for
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4565 kJ/mol
3530 kJ/mol
5865 kJ/mol
4868 kJ/mol
2830 kJ/mol

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