Q6 Q10In a bomb calorimeter is tested with a fuel of unknown energy content, thefollowings are recorded:Mass of fuel burnt = 1.25 gMass of water in the calorimeter= 2.75 kgSpecific heat capacity of water is 4.19 kJ/kgThe heat capacity of the metal parts = 1.952 KJ/K.сWater temperature before firing= 18.5 degree CelsiusWater temperature after firing= 21.8 degree Celsiusa. State the thermodynamics principle/concept of the problem.b. Determine the energy content of the fuel.ATM75G(29

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Q10 In a bomb calorimeter is tested with a fuel of unknown energy content, the followings are recorded: Mass of fuel burnt = 1.25 g Mass of water in the calorimeter= 2.75 kg C Specific heat capacity of water is 4.19 kJ/kg The heat capacity of the metal parts = 1.952 kJ/K. Water temperature before firing= 18.5 degree Celsius Water temperature after firing= 21.8 degree Celsius a. State the thermodynamics principle/concept of the problem. b. Determine the energy content of the fuel. AT 75 M 1 10 78

Q10 In a bomb calorimeter is tested with a fuel of unknown energy content, the followings are recorded: Mass of fuel burnt = 1.25 g Mass of water in the calorimeter= 2.75 kg C Specific heat capacity of water is 4.19 kJ/kg The heat capacity of the metal parts = 1.952 kJ/K. Water temperature before firing= 18.5 degree Celsius Water temperature after firing= 21.8 degree Celsius a. State the thermodynamics principle/concept of the problem. b. Determine the energy content of the fuel. AT 75 M 1 10 78

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