Chemistry, asked by bhagyasreemuddapu, 1 year ago

when 1 gram of anhydrous oxalic acid is burnt at 25 degree Celsius the amount of heat liberated is 2.835 kilos Delta which combustion is

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Answered by myrakincsem
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Well, the question is not too much clear but I assume you want to know about the heat of combustion.

So, Heat of combustion of a substance is actually the heat which is liberated when 1 mole of substance undergoes the full and complete combustion with the help of oxygen while pressure is kept constant.

So Molar mass o anhydrous oxalic acd( C2H2O4) is equals to 90.03 g/mol

In the question it I mentioned that 1 g oxalic acid  combustion at 25 degree celsius gives heat  = 2.835 KJ

Thus, 90 g oxalic acid combustion at 25 degree celsius will liberat heat =  2.835 * 90.03 = 255.23 KJ/mole (delta H)

Answered by madhurikabattu2001
137

Molar mass of C2H2O4 = 90g

Burning of 1g of C2H2O4 = - 2.835KJ

Burning of 90g of C2H2O4 =90×-2.835

=-255.15kJ

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