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Chapter 2.22, Problem 17P

Using the data in Table 2.3 , estimate the heat of combustion of

2 -Methylnonane (in kcal/mol)

Icosane (in kJ/mol)

Chapter 2.22, Problem 17P, Using the data in Table 2.3, estimate the heat of combustion of 2-Methylnonane (in kcal/mol) Icosane

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