A propane grill is used to cook ribeye steak and potatoes. About 0.470 L of propane (C,Hs) 1s combusted over the course of about 30 min, a typical grilling session time. How much energy (i. kJ) was released from the combustion of this amount of propane? (dc,H. = 0.493 g cm ) C3H3 (g) + 502 (g) 3CO2(8) + 4H,O(1) AH = -2.22 x 10° kJ mol- A: 1.17 x 104

A propane grill is used to cook ribeye steak and potatoes. About 0.470 L of propane (C,Hs) 1s combusted over the course of about 30 min, a typical grilling session time. How much energy (i. kJ) was released from the combustion of this amount of propane? (dc,H. = 0.493 g cm ) C3H3 (g) + 502 (g) 3CO2(8) + 4H,O(1) AH = -2.22 x 10° kJ mol- A: 1.17 x 104

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