5.4 Consider the combustion of 1.000 mol of solid glucose, C6H12O6, at 25°C to liquid water and gaseous carbon dioxide. Calorimetric measurements give - 2808 kJ/mol as energy released. Calculate 5.4.1 The energy available at constant pressure. 5.4.2 Available maximum work.

5.4 Consider the combustion of 1.000 mol of solid glucose, C6H12O6, at 25°C to liquid water and gaseous carbon dioxide. Calorimetric measurements give - 2808 kJ/mol as energy released. Calculate 5.4.1 The energy available at constant pressure. 5.4.2 Available maximum work.

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Consider the combustion of 1.000 mol of solid glucose, C6H1206, at 25°C to
liquid water and gaseous carbon dioxide. Calorimetric measurements give -
2808 kJ/mol as energy released. Calculate
5.4.1 The energy available at constant pressure.
5.4.2 Available maximum work.
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