potassium perchlorate is a powerful oxidizer and often used in fireworks. Please calculate the heat required...
potassium perchlorate is a powerful oxidizer and often used in fireworks. Please calculate the heat required to raise 10.0g of potassium perchlorate from standard room temperature to an ignition temperature of 900 degrees Celsius.
Heat capacity of potassium perchlorate: 111.35 J/mol(k)
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