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Burning one mole of hydrogen to liquid water releases about how much heat?
A143 kJ
B436 kJ
C572 kJ
D286 kJ
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 286 kJ
The heat released per mole of hydrogen burned is about 286 kJ (higher heating value).
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