The Methane Flame That Released 890 kJ per Mol
The reactant methane formation enthalpy was only -74.8 kJ/mol. The balanced combustion released nearly 890 kJ/mol.
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The reactant methane formation enthalpy was only -74.8 kJ/mol. The balanced combustion released nearly 890 kJ/mol.
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The reactant methane formation enthalpy was only -74.8 kJ/mol. The balanced combustion released nearly 890 kJ/mol.
No heater was attached, yet adiabatic reversible compression raised the ideal-gas temperature from 300 K to about 446 K.
A binary liquid did not boil when total pressure equaled either pure-component vapor pressure. Its bubble pressure was the composition-weighted sum.
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