Chemistry, asked by tejalmahesh1, 6 months ago

The enthalpy of formation of CO2, H20 and ethane gas are -393.5k),
-286kjand -84k) respectively. Enthalpy of combustion of ethane gas is
a. -1561kJ
b. +1561k)
c. -890k) d. None of these​

Answers

Answered by ravishankarmandal661
0

Answer:

The required chemical equation for combustion of ethane is

2C

2

H

6

(g)+7O

2

(g)=4CO

2

(g)+6H

2

O(l);ΔH

o

=?

The equation involves 2 moles of C

2

H

6

; heat of combustion of ethane will be

2

ΔH

o

ΔH

o

=ΔH

f(products)

o

−ΔH

f(reactants)

[4×ΔH

(CO

2

)

o

+6ΔH

(H

2

O)

o

]−[2ΔH

(C

2

H

6

)

o

+7ΔH

(O

2

)

o

]

=[4×(−94.1)+6×(−68.3)]−[2×(−21.1)+7×0]

=−744.0kcal

=

2

ΔH

o

= Heat of combustion of ethane

=−

2

744.0

=−372.0 kcal

Explanation:

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Answered by nehu215
1

The enthalpy of formation of CO2, H20 and ethane gas are -393.5k),

-286kjand -84k) respectively. Enthalpy of combustion of ethane gas is none of these

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