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Compounds
Benzoic Acid +
1000 g
Ignite Reset
The heat capacity of the
calorimeter vessel is 420 J/°C
=
Calculate A,E (kJ/mol) for the reaction.
1.11 x 10-3 mol sucrose
AT 2.14 °C
qwater
= 5.37 kJ
9cal = 0.898 kJ
X kJ/mol
FUEGO
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