How many grams of methane must you burn (CH4 + 2O2 DH = -891 kJ/mole) to heat 2.2 kilograms of water (C = 4.18 J/g C) 46.0°
The heat required to heat 2.2 kg of water by 46.0o equals:
Q=cmΔT=4.18Jg⋅°C×2200g×46.0°C=4.23×105J=423kJQ=cm\Delta{T}=4.18\frac{J}{g\cdot\degree{C}}\times2200g\times46.0\degree{C}=4.23\times10^5J=423kJQ=cmΔT=4.18g⋅°CJ×2200g×46.0°C=4.23×105J=423kJ
Burning one mole of methane releases 891 kJ. Therefore,
n(CH4)=423kJ×1mol(CH4)891kJ=0.475moln(CH_4)=423kJ\times\frac{1mol(CH_4)}{891kJ}=0.475moln(CH4)=423kJ×891kJ1mol(CH4)=0.475mol
m(CH4)=0.475mol×16.04gmol=7.6gm(CH_4)=0.475mol\times16.04\frac{g}{mol}=7.6gm(CH4)=0.475mol×16.04molg=7.6g
Answer: 7.6 g
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