Was rollin' through some chemistry papers earlier after a hard night partying and I found this mad ass question that I can't boss! My teacher said she's gonna pop a cap in my ass if I dont do them!
>Calculate the enthalpy change during the fermentation of glucose given the enthalpy change of combustion for glucose is -2820 and the enthalpy change of combustion for ethanol is -1368.
C6H12O6 ->2C2H5OH + 2CO2 (Sorry bout the lack of subscript)
>Explain why the vats in fermentation are fitted with copper pipes to promote cooooling.
I got the first answer to be +704KJ/mol, but it mayy be wrong
Was rollin' through some chemistry papers earlier after a hard night partying and I found this mad ass question that I can't boss! My teacher said she's gonna pop a cap in my ass if I dont do them!
>Calculate the enthalpy change during the fermentation of glucose given the enthalpy change of combustion for glucose is -2820 and the enthalpy change of combustion for ethanol is -1368.
C6H12O6 ->2C2H5OH + 2CO2 (Sorry bout the lack of subscript)
>Explain why the vats in fermentation are fitted with copper pipes to promote cooooling.
I got the first answer to be +704KJ/mol, but it mayy be wrong
Cheers homeboys
go from reactants to products via the combustion products