Define the temprature of the bomb and water increase

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How much heat wnergy (in kJ) is evolved by a reaction in a bomb calorimeter in which the temprature of the bomb and water increase from 19.5 to 22.83 C? the bomb has a heat capicity of 650 J/K; the caloriemeter contains 320g of water.

Reference no: EM13170004

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