Interpretation: The heat of combustion needs to be described.
Concept introduction: Combustion reactions are used to power vehicles, heat water and homes, and create electricity. But not all combustion reactions provide the same amount of energy.
Answer to Problem 2E
Heat if reaction is the amount of energy that transferred during a
Explanation of Solution
Heat if reaction is the amount of energy that transferred during a chemical reaction. The symbol for heat of reaction is
Heat of reaction cab indicated in kilocalories per mole, kilocalories per gram, kilojoules per mole and kilojoules per gram.
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