The thermochemical equation for the formation of methyl alcohol indicates that 239 kJ of energy is released when 32 g of methyl alcohol is formed.  Given that this is the case, the formation of 64 g of methyl alcohol will release energy equivalent to:   239 kJb.   478 kJc.   1529.6 kJd.   956 kJe.   119.5 kJ

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