Answer to Question #171887 in General Chemistry for Erin

Question #171887

A substance has a molar heat of combustion of −810.4 kJ/mol. When 0.285 mol of the substance is burned in a calorimeter containing 8.60 kg of water, what is the increase in water temperature?

Expert's answer

The increase in water temperature is "13^{o}C"

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