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Combustion \: of \: octane \: is \: as \: follows:

C8H18 + 25 /2 O2 →8CO2 + 9H2O

Mass\:of\:octane, m = 1.25 g\:or\:0.00125g

Heat\:capacity, C = 8.93 kJ K ^{ - 1} </p><p>

change \: in \: temperature,t = 300.78 - 295.05

 = 6.73k

Heat \: transferred, Q

= m C ∆T

 = 0.00125 \times 8.93 \times 6.73

 = 0.075kj

Enthalpy \: of \: combustion \: is \: enthalpy \: of \: reaction.  \\ In \: reaction \: 1 \: mole \: of \: octane \: is \: used.  \\ So, \: enthalpy \: of \: 1 \: mole \: of \: octane \: can \: be \: calculated \: as \: follows:

For \: 1.25 \: g \: heat \: transferred \: is  \: 0.075 \: kJ \\ For \: 1 \: mole \: or \: 114 \: g \: of \: octane \: heat \: transferred \: will \: be  \: \frac{0.075}{1.125}  \times 114

 = 6.45kJ


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