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Chapter 5: Q31E (page 270)

When 0.740g sample trinitrotoluene (TNT), C7H5N2O6, is burned in a bomb calorimeter, the temperature increases from 23.4藲C to 26.9藲C. The heat capacity of the calorimeter is 534J/藲C, and it contains 675ml of water. How much heat was produced by the combustion of TNT sample?

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The heat of the combustion for this reaction is 1.18 脳 104J.

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01

Given data

The mass of the TNT = 0.740 g

The increase in the temperature (鈭員) = (26.9 鈥� 23.4)藲C = 3.5藲C

The heat capacity of the calorimeter (C) = 534 J/藲C

02

Calculation of heat

The formula that is used in finding the heat of the combustion (q) in a bomb calorimeter is:

(qbomb) = C 脳 鈭員, where the symbols have their usual meaning. = 534 J/藲C 脳 3.5藲C

= 1869 J

The formula that is used in finding the heat from water is (qwater) = ms鈭員, where the symbols have their usual meaning.

qwater = 675 g 脳 4.184 J/g鈩� 脳 3.5鈩�

= 9884.7 J

Therefore, the heat of the reaction (qreaction) = qbomb+ qwater

= 9884.7 J + 1869 J

= 1.18 脳 104 J

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