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Table 3. Heat of neutralization data and calculations
Sample 1
Sample 2
[1] Volume of HCI (mL)
50.2
50.2
[2] Temperature of HCI (mL)
24.8
24.3
[3] Volume of NaOH (mL)
49.8
49.9
[4] Temperature of mixture after reaction ("C)
31.8
31.0
Temperature difference ("C)
[5] Number of calories evolved (cal) enter a positive value
[6] Moles of H* that were neutralized (mol)
[7] Calories evolved per mole of H* (cal/mol)
Average of the two trials of calories evolved per mole of H*](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/48bba008-5eee-4157-b489-6f90113c3fbd/27e08a04-ec2f-4b3a-ad5d-4b59752b7bcb/lb8s0yw_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Table view
D List view
Table 3. Heat of neutralization data and calculations
Sample 1
Sample 2
[1] Volume of HCI (mL)
50.2
50.2
[2] Temperature of HCI (mL)
24.8
24.3
[3] Volume of NaOH (mL)
49.8
49.9
[4] Temperature of mixture after reaction ("C)
31.8
31.0
Temperature difference ("C)
[5] Number of calories evolved (cal) enter a positive value
[6] Moles of H* that were neutralized (mol)
[7] Calories evolved per mole of H* (cal/mol)
Average of the two trials of calories evolved per mole of H*
![Part A. Heat of Neutralization
Table 1. Heat of neutralization data
Sample 1
Sample 2
[1] Volume of HCI (mL)
50.2
50.2
[2] Temperature of HCI (°C)
24.8
24.3
[3] Volume of NaOH (mL)
49.8
49.9
[4] Temperature of mixture after reaction (°C)
31.8
31.0
Part B. Enthalpy of Solution of Salts
Table 2. Enthalpy of solution of salts data
FON*HN
MgSO4
[1] Mass of salt (g)
2.000
2.001
[2] Volume of DI water (mL)
50.1
50.1
[3] Temperature of DI water (*C)
25.0
24.5
[4] Temperature of mixture after dissolution (*C)
22.0
31.2
Part C. Specific Heat of a Metal
Enter the number corresponding to the identity of the metal.
1. Zinc
2. Aluminum
3. Steel
4. Tin
[1] Mass of metal (g)
19.985
[2] Volume of DI water (mL)
49.8
[3] Tinitial metal ("C)
97.0
[4] Tinitial water (°C)
24.7
[5] Tinal of mixture after addition of metal (°C)
25.9](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/48bba008-5eee-4157-b489-6f90113c3fbd/27e08a04-ec2f-4b3a-ad5d-4b59752b7bcb/57v8qu_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Part A. Heat of Neutralization
Table 1. Heat of neutralization data
Sample 1
Sample 2
[1] Volume of HCI (mL)
50.2
50.2
[2] Temperature of HCI (°C)
24.8
24.3
[3] Volume of NaOH (mL)
49.8
49.9
[4] Temperature of mixture after reaction (°C)
31.8
31.0
Part B. Enthalpy of Solution of Salts
Table 2. Enthalpy of solution of salts data
FON*HN
MgSO4
[1] Mass of salt (g)
2.000
2.001
[2] Volume of DI water (mL)
50.1
50.1
[3] Temperature of DI water (*C)
25.0
24.5
[4] Temperature of mixture after dissolution (*C)
22.0
31.2
Part C. Specific Heat of a Metal
Enter the number corresponding to the identity of the metal.
1. Zinc
2. Aluminum
3. Steel
4. Tin
[1] Mass of metal (g)
19.985
[2] Volume of DI water (mL)
49.8
[3] Tinitial metal ("C)
97.0
[4] Tinitial water (°C)
24.7
[5] Tinal of mixture after addition of metal (°C)
25.9
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