What is the heat content, q, of the reaction when glucose burns? a. q = 0 b. q > 0 c. q < 0 d. q ≥ 0

C) q< 0

Explanation:

The burning of glucose is a combustion reaction, and it will release heat for the surroundings. All combustion reactions are exothermic. So, the enthalpy will decrease, and the heat will be negative. Then, q<0.

Q>0 only for endothermic reactions, the ones which gain heat for the surroundings; and q = 0 for adiabatic reactions, which there isn't heat flowing.

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