Question #141988

Propyne C3H4 has standard heat of formation +185.4 kJ/mole. Calculate the heat given off when one mole of propyne is combusted. Show balance combustion reaction.

Expert's answer

The equation of the reaction is C3H4 + 4O2 = 3CO2 + 2H2O


Heat given off= heat of combustion = Enthalphy change of the reaction

ΔH= ΔHfproducts - ΔHfreactants

Heat of formation of H2O=-241.8KJ

Heat of formation of CO2= -393.5KJ

Heat of formation of C3H4= +185.4KJ

ΔH= [(3×CO2)+(2×H2O) ] - [(C3H4)+ (4×O2)]

ΔH= [ (3×-393.5KJ) + (2 ×-241.8KJ) - [ 185.4KJ + 0]

ΔH= [ 1180.5KJ - 483.6KJ] - 185.4KJ

ΔH= -1164.1KJ - 185.4KJ

ΔH= -1849.5KJ

The heat given off when one mole of propyne is combusted is -1849.5KJ



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