Compute the molar heat of combustion for compound x

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While 1.00g of compound X is combusted in a bomb calorimeter which contains 2100g of water, the temperature increases from 10.000C to 23.630c. The calorimeter (excluding the water) has a heat capacity of 510J/K. Compute the molar heat of combustion for compound X (Mx = 90.00g/mol).

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