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The lab we are doing is: Determining the ENTHALPY of a Chemical Reaction.
There are three reactions. Reaction 1: NaOH + HCl, Reaction 2: NaOH + NH4Cl, and Reaction 3: HCl + NH3.
I found the max temp, initial temp, and temp change of each reaction. Can you help me with Reaction 1. I can figure out the other two if I get help on Reaction 1.
My question is how do you find: (please show detailed steps, really appreciate it!)
1. q surroundings (J)=
2. q reaction (J)=
3. ∆H rxn (kJ) [per mole]
4. Using Hess's Law
5. Accepted Values ∆Hrxn (kJ) (per mole)
There are three reactions. Reaction 1: NaOH + HCl, Reaction 2: NaOH + NH4Cl, and Reaction 3: HCl + NH3.
I found the max temp, initial temp, and temp change of each reaction. Can you help me with Reaction 1. I can figure out the other two if I get help on Reaction 1.
My question is how do you find: (please show detailed steps, really appreciate it!)
1. q surroundings (J)=
2. q reaction (J)=
3. ∆H rxn (kJ) [per mole]
4. Using Hess's Law
5. Accepted Values ∆Hrxn (kJ) (per mole)
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