Please help! The alcohol used is methyl oleate \Delta Hf\deg (kJ/mol) =-735s of 296.48.Enthalpy calculations for alcoholInitial mass burner (g)Initial temperature H₂O(°C)Final temperature H2O(°C)Final mass burner (g)mburned (g)AT(°C)greaction (KJ)Run 1Run 2134.874133.37321.321.327.327.0133.373131.9491.5011.4246.0 -5.7Moles of fuel burned, burned (mol).005-Enthalpy change per mole, AHmol (kJ/mol)Enthalpy change per gram, Qg (kJ/g)

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Enthalpy calculations for alcohol Initial mass burner (g) Initial temperature H2O(°C) Final temperature H2O(°C) Final mass burner (g) mburned (g) AT(°C) reaction (KJ) Moles of fuel burned, burned (mol) Enthalpy change per mole, AHmol (kJ/mol) Enthalpy change per gram, Qg (kJ/g) Run 1 Run 2 134.874 21.3 27.3 133.373 1.501 133.373 21.3 27.0 131.949 1.424 6.0 5.7 .005

Enthalpy calculations for alcohol Initial mass burner (g) Initial temperature H2O(°C) Final temperature H2O(°C) Final mass burner (g) mburned (g) AT(°C) reaction (KJ) Moles of fuel burned, burned (mol) Enthalpy change per mole, AHmol (kJ/mol) Enthalpy change per gram, Qg (kJ/g) Run 1 Run 2 134.874 21.3 27.3 133.373 1.501 133.373 21.3 27.0 131.949 1.424 6.0 5.7 .005

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Chapter9: Energy And Chemistry

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