Propene can be converted to Propanol, C3H3O, by the reaction: C3H6(g) + H20(g) C3H8O(g) If the Heat of Combustion of Propanol is -1420 km of Propanol burned i. Write a balanced equation for the Combustion of Propanol, using only one mole of Propanol as the reactant (you will need to use fractional coefficients). ii. What is the AHn for this combustion reaction, as written above.

Propene can be converted to Propanol, C3H3O, by the reaction: C3H6(g) + H20(g) C3H8O(g) If the Heat of Combustion of Propanol is -1420 km of Propanol burned i. Write a balanced equation for the Combustion of Propanol, using only one mole of Propanol as the reactant (you will need to use fractional coefficients). ii. What is the AHn for this combustion reaction, as written above.

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