Show What You Know: Hess's LawUse the following chart to complete the calculations for the combustion reactions between ethanol and propane.CompoundTotal Bond EnergyOxygen, O2495 kl/molCarbon Dioxide, CO21598 kl/molWater, H,0926 kJ/mol Show What You Know: Hess's LawCalculate the total bond energy for the products in the combustion of propane.C,H,+50,-3CO, + 4 H,OO 4843 kJ/molO 8498 kJ/molO 2524 kJ/molO6823 kJ/mol

Given, Bond Energy of O2 = 495 kj/mol Bond energy of CO2 = 1598 kj/mol Bond energy of H2O = 926…

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Show What You Know: Hess's Law Calculate the total bond energy for the products in the combustion of propane. C,H+5 0-3CO, + 4 H,O O 4843 kJ/mol O 8498 kJ/mol O 2524 kJ/mol O6823 kJ/mol

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