How can I draw the graph? Data Table 3: Temperature (°C) of the Solution (NaOH + NH4CI)Intial Temperature of NaOH (°C)27.6(°C)Initial Temperature NH4CI (°C)28.4(°C)Average Initial Temperature (°C)28(°C)Highest Temperature of Mixture (May Be Extrapolated from Graph) (°C)27.9(°C)Change in Temperature of Mixture (°C), AT Data Table 4: Temperature of Solution Every 20 SecondsTime after mixing (min:sec)Temperature (°C)Initial27.8(°C)0:2027.9(°C)0:4027.7(°C)1:0027.7(°C)1:2027.7(°C)1:4027.6(°C)2:0027.5(°C)2:2027.5(°C)2:4027.5(°C)3:0027.4(°C)3:2027.4(°C)3:4027.4(°C)4:0027.3(°C)4:2027.3(°C)4:4027.2(°C)5:0027.1(°C)

Temperature (oC) versus time(min) graph can be plotted by taking Temperature (oC) on Y-axis and…

Data Table 4: Temperature of Solution Every 20 Seconds Time after mixing (min:sec) Temperature ("C) Initial 27.8("C) 0.20 27.9("C) 0:40 27.7("C) 1:00 27.7("C) 1:20 27.7("C) 1:40 27.6("C) 2:00 27.5("C) 2.20 27.5("C) 2:40 27.5("C) 3:00 27.4("C) 3:20 27.4("C) 3:40 27.4("C) 4:00 27.3("C) 4:20 27.3("C) 4:40 27.2("C) 5:00 27.1("C)

Data Table 4: Temperature of Solution Every 20 Seconds Time after mixing (min:sec) Temperature ("C) Initial 27.8("C) 0.20 27.9("C) 0:40 27.7("C) 1:00 27.7("C) 1:20 27.7("C) 1:40 27.6("C) 2:00 27.5("C) 2.20 27.5("C) 2:40 27.5("C) 3:00 27.4("C) 3:20 27.4("C) 3:40 27.4("C) 4:00 27.3("C) 4:20 27.3("C) 4:40 27.2("C) 5:00 27.1("C)

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079373

Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Publisher:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Chapter1: Matter And Measurements

Section: Chapter Questions

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