Below, you can see the chemical equation for methane combustion. When 1 mol of methane is...

 

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Below, you can see the chemical equation for methane combustion. When 1 mol of methane is reacted with O, 890.3 kJ energy is released. CH(8) + 20(g) CO(g) + 2H;0(1) AH = -890.3 kJ a) For a complete combustion of 18000 L CH, at 20 °C and 770 mmHg, how much energy (heat) will be released? b) How many kg of CH, should be reacted for releasing 3x10' kJ of energy? Below, you can see the chemical equation for methane combustion. When 1 mol of methane is reacted with O, 890.3 kJ energy is released. CH(8) + 20(g) CO(g) + 2H;0(1) AH = -890.3 kJ a) For a complete combustion of 18000 L CH, at 20 °C and 770 mmHg, how much energy (heat) will be released? b) How many kg of CH, should be reacted for releasing 3x10' kJ of energy?

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