Use the interactive to observe the temperature change that results from burning various fuels in a bomb calorimeter. before: 20 C After 1g: 21.9 C After 2g: 23.8 C After 3g: 25.7 C Calculate the fuel value of wood in kilojoules per gram. The heat capacity of the bomb calorimeter is 9.96 kJ/°C. fuel value=              kJ/g

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