Interpretation: The reason of providing large energy per mole by the combustion of glucose but small energy per gram needs to be explained.
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 6E
1 mole of glucose has 180 gram of mass. It will provide more energy compare to 1 gram of glucose.
Explanation of Solution
From the combustion heat is provide is directly proportional to the mass of a substance. For 1 mole of glucose has 180 gram of mass. It will provide more energy compare to 1 gram of glucose.
Heat of reaction for a combustion reaction is usually referred to as the heat of combustion.
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