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All right, so we have the following thermochemical equation.
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For part a, we want to know if it's endo or exothermic.
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We see that the heat is written here on the left side like a reactant, and that means it's absorbed.
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So it's going to be endothermic by definition.
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When heat is absorb, the reaction is endothermic.
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And that also means the delta h by convention is a positive value.
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All right.
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For part b, if we have 18 grams of carbon dioxide, how many grams of glucose will that produce? use.
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So we have to convert to moles and then we can use the balance equation to get a mole ratio.
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One mole of carbon dioxide is 44 grams.
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And we see that we make one mole of glucose c6 h12 -06 for every six moles of co2 that react.
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And we want grams.
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So then we multiply by the molar mass of glucose, which is 180 .18 grams.
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All right...