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Chemistry, 02.09.2019 21:10 Chloe0095

Calculate the energy released by respiration of 1.00 g of sucrose and of myristic acid. enter your answers in the table below. (hint: use the number of mol from the previous q, along with the molar enthalpy of combustion)

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