The complete combustion of 2.500 g of cinnamaldehyde C₉H₈O, 132.16 g/mol), which is a component in cinnamon, produces an increase in temperature of 26.65$\degree$C in a bomb calorimeter (C_cal = 3.640 kJ/$\degree$C).What is the molar internal energy ($\Delta$E) of combustion of cinnamaldehyde in kJ/mol?

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The Answer of The complete combustion of 2.500 g of cinnamaldehyde C₉H₈O, 132.16 g/mol), which is a component in cinnamon, produces an increase in temperature of 26.65$\degree$C in a bomb calorimeter (C_cal = 3.640 kJ/$\degree$C).What is the molar internal energy ($\Delta$E) of combustion of cinnamaldehyde in kJ/mol?

The Complete Combustion of 2 °\degree° C in a Bomb Calorimeter (Ccal = 3

The Complete Combustion of 2 $\degree$ C in a Bomb Calorimeter (C_cal = 3