Chemistry, 15.05.2021 07:00, clarajeansonels9987

A 7.12g sample was combusted in a calorimeter with a q of 525 J/°C. The 1251 mL of water temperature went from 7.1°C to 21.4°C. How much energy was released? [An explanation as to how the answer is gotten would be much appreciated as calorimetry isn't really one of my fortes...]

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A 7.12g sample was combusted in a calorimeter with a q of 525 J/°C. The 1251 mL of water temperature...