How much energy is released when 50.00 mol of glycerin melts? (Heat of fusion glycerin-91.7 KJ/mol)

4585 KJ

Explanation:

Data obtained from the question. This includes following:

Number of mole (n) of glycerin = 50 moles

Heat of fusion glycerin (Hf) = 91.7 KJ/mol

Heat (Q) released =?

The heat released can be obtained as follow:

Q = n•Hf

Q = 50 x 91.7

Q = 4585 KJ

Therefore, 4585 KJ of heat is released.

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