6:48How many grams of CH liquid must decomposeaccording to the following chemical equation to transfer430 kJ of heat?← (1) HOSTARTING AMOUNTADD FACTOR× ( )X1602.15 x 10²6.022 x 10²30.00178.12531Question 17 of 25430363026.0417.810003C₂H₂(g) AH 630=XANSWER=mol CH₂kJg C6H₁mol C₂H₂Jg C₂H₂Tap here or pull up for additional resourcesSubmitKJRESET5

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How many grams of CH liquid must decompose according to the following chemical equation to transfer 430 KJ of heat? CH() → STARTING AMOUNT ADD FACTOR x( ) X 160 2.15 x 10² 6.022 x 1023 0.001 78.12 53 1 3 C₂H₂(g) AH = 630 430 630 26.04 17.8 1000 3 X ANSWER = mol C6H6 kJ g C6H₁ mol C₂H₂ J g C₂H₂ KJ RESET 5

How many grams of CH liquid must decompose according to the following chemical equation to transfer 430 KJ of heat? CH() → STARTING AMOUNT ADD FACTOR x( ) X 160 2.15 x 10² 6.022 x 1023 0.001 78.12 53 1 3 C₂H₂(g) AH = 630 430 630 26.04 17.8 1000 3 X ANSWER = mol C6H6 kJ g C6H₁ mol C₂H₂ J g C₂H₂ KJ RESET 5

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