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0.80 gram of petroleum was burnt in a bo...

`0.80 `gram of petroleum was burnt in a bomb calorimater which contains `2.5 kg` of water and has water equivalent `500gram` The rise in temperature was `5^(@)C` Find the calorific value of petroleum

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