Exp. 2:Determine the Enthalpy of Neutralization of HCI by NH3 Temp of empty calorimeter= 21.5C, calorimeter zeroed out on scale Grabbed 50ml graduated cylinder, measured 25 mL of 2.0O M HCI into the graduated cylinder. Volume at meniscus=25ml. Poured all HCI into the calorimeter, highest temp after transfer of HCI=21.5C Grabbed new 50ml graduated cylinder, added 25 mL of 2.00 M ammonia (NH3) volume at meniscus3D25ml Added 25ml 2.00M ammonia (NH3) to the calorimeter Highest temp recorded=29.5C Mass of reaction solution = 50.731g

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