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Gasoline (primarily octane, CgH18(1)) is the most commonly used fuel for automobiles. Natural gas (methane), CH4(g), is the fuel generally used in furnaces to heat our homes and buildings. Design an experiment that would allow you to compare the molar enthalpy change when burning these two fuels. Your answer should include: - an outline of a procedure or design - chemical reactions and the theoretical molar enthalpy of combustion (show me the calculations based on what you learned in this lesson for calculating molar enthalpy of combustion - don't just Google for the number) - which fuel you think is more environmentally friendly and why A▾ B I @ J BB EE I 5 C </> I E U IC S X₁ X¹ Maximum file size: 500 MB, maximum number of files: 1

Gasoline (primarily octane, CgH18(1)) is the most commonly used fuel for automobiles. Natural gas (methane), CH4(g), is the fuel generally used in furnaces to heat our homes and buildings. Design an experiment that would allow you to compare the molar enthalpy change when burning these two fuels. Your answer should include: - an outline of a procedure or design - chemical reactions and the theoretical molar enthalpy of combustion (show me the calculations based on what you learned in this lesson for calculating molar enthalpy of combustion - don't just Google for the number) - which fuel you think is more environmentally friendly and why A▾ B I @ J BB EE I 5 C </> I E U IC S X₁ X¹ Maximum file size: 500 MB, maximum number of files: 1

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Gasoline (primarily octane, CgH18(1)) is the most commonly used fuel for automobiles. Natural gas (methane), CH4(g), is the fuel generally used in furnaces to heat our homes and buildings. Design an experiment that would allow you to compare the molar enthalpy change when burning these two fuels. Your answer should include: - an outline of a procedure or design - chemical reactions and the theoretical molar enthalpy of combustion (show me the calculations based on what you learned in this lesson for calculating molar enthalpy of combustion - don't just Google for the number) - which fuel you think is more environmentally friendly and why A▾ B I @ J BB EE I 5 C </> I E U IC S X₁ X¹ Maximum file size: 500 MB, maximum number of files: 1
Transcribed Image Text:Gasoline (primarily octane, CgH18(1)) is the most commonly used fuel for automobiles. Natural gas (methane), CH4(g), is the fuel generally used in furnaces to heat our homes and buildings. Design an experiment that would allow you to compare the molar enthalpy change when burning these two fuels. Your answer should include: - an outline of a procedure or design - chemical reactions and the theoretical molar enthalpy of combustion (show me the calculations based on what you learned in this lesson for calculating molar enthalpy of combustion - don't just Google for the number) - which fuel you think is more environmentally friendly and why A▾ B I @ J BB EE I 5 C </> I E U IC S X₁ X¹ Maximum file size: 500 MB, maximum number of files: 1
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