When a 1.0560 g benzoic acid sample was burned in a bomb calorimeter to establish the calorimeter constant, a temperature rise of 2.862 k was measured near 298k. under similar conditions, a temperature rise of 2.416 k was measured when a 0.5863 g naphthalene sample was burned. determine the calorimeter constant (in units of kj/k) and the standard enthalpy of combustion for naphthalene at 298k. if we make the assumption that ∆h ≈∆u, is the ∆chº value obtained from this experim