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... kcal / mol , and that for trans - butene - 2 , -27.6 kcal / mol . Calculate the heat of isomerization of butene - 1 to trans - butene - 2 . Solution : Write out the equations corresponding to the given heats of reaction : CH2 = CHCH2CH ...
... kcal / mol , and that for trans - butene - 2 , -27.6 kcal / mol . Calculate the heat of isomerization of butene - 1 to trans - butene - 2 . Solution : Write out the equations corresponding to the given heats of reaction : CH2 = CHCH2CH ...
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... kcal = -1222.2 + 1070.2 = -152.0 kcal The heat of combustion is also significant as an indication of the energy that can be obtained by complete oxidation of a given material . For example , the energies obtained from foodstuffs when ...
... kcal = -1222.2 + 1070.2 = -152.0 kcal The heat of combustion is also significant as an indication of the energy that can be obtained by complete oxidation of a given material . For example , the energies obtained from foodstuffs when ...
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... kcal , and for the sucrose synthesis about 5.5 kcal , leaving a net driving force for the coupled system of -2.1 kcal . Since the living organism does not violate the laws of ther- modynamics , the chemical processes that occur are ...
... kcal , and for the sucrose synthesis about 5.5 kcal , leaving a net driving force for the coupled system of -2.1 kcal . Since the living organism does not violate the laws of ther- modynamics , the chemical processes that occur are ...
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