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Chemistry, 24.07.2019 13:00, mfar4087

Propane (c3h8) is burned in oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water. the heat of combustion of propane is -2012 kj/mole. how much heat is given off when 3.0 mol c3h8 are reacted with 10.0 mol o2? 1. 672 kj 2. 6036 kj 3. 2012 kj 4. 4024 kj 5. 1555 kj 6. 7392 kj

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