Question: Given that CH;OH (g) + 3/2 0:(g) → CO:(g) + 2H;0 (1) AH = - 764 kJmol"a) Find the heat evolved when 115.0 g CH;OH (g) burns in excess oxygen.5(2745.6 kJ)b) What mass of O2 is consumed when 925kJ of heat is given off?(58.11 g)

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Question: Given that CH3OH (g) + 3/2 0:(g) → CO:(g) + 2H;:0 (1) AH= -764 kJmol a) Find the heat evolved when 115.0 g CH;OH (g) burns in excess oxygen. (2745.6 kJ) b) What mass of O; is consumed when 925kJ of heat is given off? (58.11 g)

Question: Given that CH3OH (g) + 3/2 0:(g) → CO:(g) + 2H;:0 (1) AH= -764 kJmol a) Find the heat evolved when 115.0 g CH;OH (g) burns in excess oxygen. (2745.6 kJ) b) What mass of O; is consumed when 925kJ of heat is given off? (58.11 g)

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