The combustion of one mole of liquid carbon disulfide, CS₂ in oxygen produces carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide gases and liberates 1075 kJ of heat.

A. write the thermo chemical equation for the combustion of the cabon disulfide.

B. what is delta H when 5.00 grams of CS₂ must be burned to liberate 10.0 kJ of heat?

C. How many grams of CS₂ must be burned to liberate 10.0 kJ of heat?

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