6 . Enthalapy of solution For NH4No3 and MgSO4 HelpWindowBookmarks>>History山 +EditViewFileA labflow.comNeutralizing a E* Start PageLabflow - report: Data and Report Submission -.Williams, .+ Data and Report Submission - Constant Pr...SUMMARYREPORTList viewTable viewTable 4. Enthalpy of solution of salts data and calculationsNHẠNO3MgSO42.0051.994[1] Mass of salt (g)[2] Volume of DIwater (mL)Solving an50.150.1What volum50.1 O50.1 OMass of DI water (g)Ca(OH), sc[3] Temperature of DIwater (°C)HCl is a s23.424.8mole of E[4] Temperature ofmixture afterdissolution (°C)M, the c20.132.1Ca(OHTemperaturedifference (°C)For ev-3.3 O7.3 OCa(O![5] Total mass inreaction (g)52.11OSo, t[6] Enthalpy ofsolution AHsolution(cal/mol)52.09 Onun6878 ®22031 O000

Given that : The mass of NH4NO3 salt = 2.005 g The total mass of NH4NO3 solution = 52.11 g…

Data and Report REPORT Table view Table 4. Enthalpy of solution of salts data and calculations NHẠNO3 MgSO4 1.994 2.005 [1] Mass of salt (g) Solving [2] Volume of DI water (mL) 50.1 50.1 What vo 50.1 O 50.1O Ca(OH Mass of DI water (g) HCl is [3] Temperature of DI water (°C) 23.4 24.8 mole [4] Temperature of mixture after dissolution (°C) M, t 20.1 32.1 Са FC Temperature difference (°C) -3.3 O 7.3 O C- [5) Total mass in reaction (g) 52.11 O 52.09 [6] Enthalpy of solution AHsolution (cal/mol) 6878 22031 O

Data and Report REPORT Table view Table 4. Enthalpy of solution of salts data and calculations NHẠNO3 MgSO4 1.994 2.005 [1] Mass of salt (g) Solving [2] Volume of DI water (mL) 50.1 50.1 What vo 50.1 O 50.1O Ca(OH Mass of DI water (g) HCl is [3] Temperature of DI water (°C) 23.4 24.8 mole [4] Temperature of mixture after dissolution (°C) M, t 20.1 32.1 Са FC Temperature difference (°C) -3.3 O 7.3 O C- [5) Total mass in reaction (g) 52.11 O 52.09 [6] Enthalpy of solution AHsolution (cal/mol) 6878 22031 O

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