**Question 4 of 8****Problem Statement:**How many grams of C₆H₆ (liquid) must decompose according to the following chemical equation to transfer 430 kJ of heat?\[ \text{C}_6\text{H}_6(l) \rightarrow 3 \text{C}_2\text{H}_2(g), \quad \Delta H = 630 \text{ kJ} \]**Solution Process:**1. **Starting Amount:** - Calculate the starting amount needed using the provided formula and data fields. 2. **Formula Setup:** - Multiply the starting amount by a conversion factor to find the desired grams of C₆H₆.3. **Interface Explanation:** - A calculator-like interface is provided below the problem statement. It includes numerical buttons for entering values and symbols for mathematical operations (multiplication, parentheses). - A clear button "RESET" is available to undo or clear inputs.4. **Conversion Factors:** - Various constants are provided, such as molecular weights and Avogadro's number. - Options include values like 26.04, 160, 3, \(6.022 \times 10^{23}\), 630, and others. - Units such as kJ, g C₆H₆, mol C₆H₆, mol C₂H₂, J are color-coded for clarity.5. **User Input:** - Users can manually input numbers and select units to compute the answer. - A designated field for entering and checking the answer.6. **Submit Button:** - After computing, use the "Submit" to finalize the answer.This setup allows students to interactively learn and calculate the mass of benzene needed for a specified energy transfer using stoichiometry and thermodynamics.

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How many grams of CaHe liquid must decompose according to the following chemical equation to transfer 430 kJ of heat? C.H.(I) 3 C.H:(g) AH = 630 KJ STARTING AMOUNT ADD FACTOR ANSWER RESET *( ) 26.04 160 3 6.022 x 103 630 53.3 78.12 1 1000 2.15 x 107 17.8 0.001 430 kJ g C.H. mol CaH. mol CH. g CaHa J

How many grams of CaHe liquid must decompose according to the following chemical equation to transfer 430 kJ of heat? C.H.(I) 3 C.H:(g) AH = 630 KJ STARTING AMOUNT ADD FACTOR ANSWER RESET *( ) 26.04 160 3 6.022 x 103 630 53.3 78.12 1 1000 2.15 x 107 17.8 0.001 430 kJ g C.H. mol CaH. mol CH. g CaHa J

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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