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When 0.2 g of butanol was burnt in a sui...

When 0.2 g of butanol was burnt in a suitable apparatus the heat evolved was sufficient to rise the temperature 200 g of water by `5^(@)C`. The heat of combustion of butanol in kcal/mole will be

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