A sample of glucose is combusted in a calorimeter. There is exactly 4985 grams of water...
A sample of glucose is combusted in a calorimeter. There is exactly 4985 grams of water in the surrounding medium. The thermometer reads a temperature of 14.65°C before the reaction. The final temperature was 52.98°C. How much heat was absorbed or released by glucose in kilojoules?
Hint: What is the system? What are the surroundings? What is the sign (+/-) of q for the system? For the surroundings?
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