The question is in the image. The enthalpy of combustion of benzoie acid(CoH,COOH) which is often used to calibratecalorimeters, is 3227 kJ/mol. When 1.092 gof benzoie acid was burned in a calorimeter,the temperature incrensed by 3.823 C, Whatis the overall heat capacity of the calorime-ter? The overall heat capacity includes thecalorimeter hardware and the water that is init.Answer in mits of kJ/"C,

Given, Enthalpy of combustion(∆H) =-3227 kJ/mol Mass of benzoic acid =1.092 g Moles of benzoic acid…

The enthealpy óf coI (C6H5COOH) which is often used to calibrate calorimeters, is-3227 k.J/mol. When 1.092 g of benzoie ncid was burned in a ealorimeter, the temperature increased by 3.823 C. What is the overall heat capacity of the calorime- Ler? The overall heat capacity includes the calorimeter hardware ond the water that is in it. Answer in umits of kJ/ C,

The enthealpy óf coI (C6H5COOH) which is often used to calibrate calorimeters, is-3227 k.J/mol. When 1.092 g of benzoie ncid was burned in a ealorimeter, the temperature increased by 3.823 C. What is the overall heat capacity of the calorime- Ler? The overall heat capacity includes the calorimeter hardware ond the water that is in it. Answer in umits of kJ/ C,

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