Give your interpretation in Determination of Heat of Neutralization using the collected data. Collected Lab DataConcentration of hydrobromic acid (M)2.01Concentration of potassium hydroxide (M)2.15Calorimeter constant (J/°C)14.9Volume of hydrobromic acid (mL)99.5Temperature of hydrobromic acid (°C)25.0Volume of potassium hydroxide (mL)91.0Temperature of potassium hydroxide (°C)25.0Final temperature after mixing (°C)38.9Mass of mixed solution (g)190.5Moles of H* (mol)0.199Moles of OH" (mol)0.196Limiting ReactantOH-AHneutralization (kJ/mol)-57.6

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Collected Lab Data
Concentration of hydrobromic acid (M)
2.01
Concentration of potassium hydroxide (M)
2.15
Calorimeter constant (J/°C)
14.9
Volume of hydrobromic acid (mL)
99.5
Temperature of hydrobromic acid (°C)
25.0
Volume of potassium hydroxide (mL)
91.0
Temperature of potassium hydroxide (°C)
25.0
Final temperature after mixing (°C)
38.9
Mass of mixed solution (g)
190.5
Moles of H* (mol)
0.199
Moles of OH" (mol)
0.196
Limiting Reactant
OH-
AHneutralization (kJ/mol)
-57.6

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