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Heat energy changes in chemical reactions

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Question 25

An outdoor pursuits instructor is testing the efficiency of different camping stove fuels. They used a portable burner to heat 450 cm3 of water by 40∘C40^\circ\text{C}40∘C for each liquid alkane fuel.

Table 1 shows some of their measurements.

Table 1

Alkane fuelInitial mass of burner and fuel (g)Final mass of burner and fuel (g)Mass of alkane burned (g)
Propane345.85344.201.65
Butane350.12348.67
Pentane362.40361.051.35
Hexane374.95373.831.12

Calculate the mass of butane burned.

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