How do you find the reaction energy of an exothermic reaction in a control volume using pressure change?

08 August 2018 0 3K Report

If you have a known exothermic chemical reaction in a control volume. The pressure change of the system is measured during the reaction. Can you back out the reaction energy from the pressure change?

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