Einstein's equation also works for thermodynamic reactions. How much energy, in kJ, does a combustion reaction produce if burning 13.4 grams of fuel results in a loss of 5.41x10^-9 grams of mass?
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Mass defect = initial mass - final mass Mass defect = 13.4 g - 5.41x10^-9 g Mass defect = 13.4 g Show more…
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