When salicylic acid, C,H,03, is burned in a bomb calorimeter with a heat capacity of 2.046 x 104 J/°C, 87.7 kJ heat is produced and the temperature increases to 26.10 °C. Calculate the initial temperature. 235808029 12235 808029 122 O A) 17.52 12235808029 122 B) 21.81 12235808029 122 SStst 2235808029 122 C) 16.00 2580802 O D) 15.52 12235808029 122 23380802912235 O E) 30.39 8029 122

When salicylic acid, C,H,03, is burned in a bomb calorimeter with a heat capacity of 2.046 x 104 J/°C, 87.7 kJ heat is produced and the temperature increases to 26.10 °C. Calculate the initial temperature. 235808029 12235 808029 122 O A) 17.52 12235808029 122 B) 21.81 12235808029 122 SStst 2235808029 122 C) 16.00 2580802 O D) 15.52 12235808029 122 23380802912235 O E) 30.39 8029 122

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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