s_engine.html?ClassID=527350766#Combustion of 2.50 g CH4 results in theabsorption of energy by the calorimeter in theamounts below.9cal = 49.4875 kJ9H20 = 89.452 kJ%3DWhat is the enthalpy of the combustion ofmethane, in kJ/mol?AH = [ ? ] kJ/molEnter either a + or - sign AND the magnitude. Donot round until the end. Use significant figures.AH, comb (kJ/mol)Enter

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Combustion of 2.50 g CH4 results in the absorption of energy by the calorimeter in the amounts below. 9cal = 49.4875 kJ 9H20 = 89.452 kJ %3D %3D What is the enthalpy of the combustion of methane, in kJ/mol? AH = [ ? ] kJ/mol Enter either a + or - sign AND the magnitude. Do not round until the end. Use significant figures. AH, comb (kJ/mol)

Combustion of 2.50 g CH4 results in the absorption of energy by the calorimeter in the amounts below. 9cal = 49.4875 kJ 9H20 = 89.452 kJ %3D %3D What is the enthalpy of the combustion of methane, in kJ/mol? AH = [ ? ] kJ/mol Enter either a + or - sign AND the magnitude. Do not round until the end. Use significant figures. AH, comb (kJ/mol)

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