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AP Chemistry/Unit 6: Thermodynamics
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The data from a bomb calorimetry experiment are shown in the table. A 2.00 g sample is combusted in the calorimeter, causing the temperature of the 150.0 g of water to increase by 5.0°C. What is the amount of heat released per gram of the sample, in kJ/g?

Parameter Value
Water mass (g) 150.0
Specific heat (J/g°C) 4.18
Temperature change (°C) 5.0
Sample mass (g) 2.00
A

$$15.7\;kJ/g$$

B

$$1.57\;kJ/g$$

C

$$156.75\;kJ/g$$

D

$$0.16\;kJ/g$$

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