In a bomb calorimeter, à sample ber and combusted to CO, and H,0. The combustion chamber sits inside another chamber which is filled with an exact amount of water. The tem- perature of the outer chamber is carefully monitored. In one experiment, 2.7 g of a proprietary organic chemical with the molecular formula C,H1,0, is placed in a bomb calorimeter and combusted. In the outer chamber, which contains 650 g water, the temperature increases from 23.6°C to 36.2°C. Use these data to calculate an enthalpy of formation (kJ/g) for the unknown chemical.

In a bomb calorimeter, à sample ber and combusted to CO, and H,0. The combustion chamber sits inside another chamber which is filled with an exact amount of water. The tem- perature of the outer chamber is carefully monitored. In one experiment, 2.7 g of a proprietary organic chemical with the molecular formula C,H1,0, is placed in a bomb calorimeter and combusted. In the outer chamber, which contains 650 g water, the temperature increases from 23.6°C to 36.2°C. Use these data to calculate an enthalpy of formation (kJ/g) for the unknown chemical.

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