C60 + 60 O2 ==> 60CO2
dE = q + w
Combustions are done at constant and W = -pdV. 60 mols CO2 come from 60 mols O2 so there no change in volume and no work. Thus dE = q = dH.
dH formation would be the reverse; i.e., 60C --> C60 and
dHrxn = dHformation C60. We don't know that but can calculate that from the above.
C60 + 60O2 ==> 60CO2
dHrxn = (n*dHf CO2)-(dHfC60)-(dHf O2)
-26988 kJ/mol = 60*-393.5) - 0
Calculate dHf C60 and use that to calculate dH formation. Post your work if you get stuck.
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