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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Butane's combustion is:

Now the change in the Gibbs free energy for this reaction is computed via (don't forget that oxygen's Gibbs free energy of formation is 0 since it is an element):
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Now, since the calculation is done for 1 mol of butane, the change in the Gibbs free energy for this fuel is:
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Answer:

Explanation:
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In this case, when determining empirical formulas by knowing the by-mass percent, we first must assume the percentages as masses so we can compute the moles of each element:

Now, for the determination of the subscript of each element in the empirical formula, we divide the moles by the fewest moles (P or N):

Thus, the empirical formula is:

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Answer:
Volume = mass/density
Rearrange the equation for Mass:
Mass = Volume x Density
That is one way you can do it
Conceptually, just look at the units, the wood block's density is 0.6<u>g/cm^3</u> while the volume is 2.2 <u>cm^3</u>
So if density is every gram per centimeter cubed, and the volume is at centimeter cubed, the logical thing to do would be to multiply the density by the volume to get the total mass.
0.6g/cm^3 x 2.2cm^3 = 1.32g
<u>Therefore the mass of the block of wood is 1.32g </u>