Chemistry, asked by Ashhar7277, 1 month ago

The amount of heat produced, on complete burning of 100 kg of a given fuel, in pure oxygen, equals H kilojoules. The calorific value of the fuel, would equal-

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Answered by souradeep230407

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Answer:

10H J/kg

Explanation:

calorific value is heat released by mass burnt.

so it is 1000H J divided by 100kg

= 10H J/kg

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