deltaH comb for sucrose can be calculated by deltaH comb=(Csystem deltaT)/n, where the moles of sucrose in the sample and C system is the heat capacity of the calorimetric system. Using the value you calculated for C system, calculate the heat of combustion for sucrose.

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anonymous · Answer

I have this much done DeltaH=327.184(1.701)/n

anonymous · Answer

but what is DeltaH supposed to be?

abb0t · Answer

$\Delta H$ = change in enthalpy or heat energy

anonymous · Answer

The initial temperature for sucrose was 25.000C and the final temperature was 26.701. Would $$\Delta H$$ be 1.701?

anonymous · Answer

but I already have that answer for $$\Delta T$$

.sam. · Answer

Hmm
$$\Delta H=\frac{Q}{n}$$
And $Q=mc \Delta T$

anonymous · Answer

what is mc?

anonymous · Answer

@abb0t @.Sam.