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I. Heat of Neutralization.

Complete the table below.

II.
Heat of Neutralization.
3. Complete the table below
a) Initial temperature of hydrochloric acid
31. 0°c
b) Initial temperature of sodium hydroxide
30. 0°c
c) Average initial temperature of acid and base ("c)
d) Final temperature of neutralized mixture
44. 0°c
e) Change in temperature, AT (C)
f) 94o for the reaction (J) (Assume 50.0 ml of solution and use
average density of 1.02 g/mL)
9) AH
(J)
neut
Show calculations using the correct number of significant figures.
ΔΗ
neur
Transcribed Image Text:II. Heat of Neutralization. 3. Complete the table below a) Initial temperature of hydrochloric acid 31. 0°c b) Initial temperature of sodium hydroxide 30. 0°c c) Average initial temperature of acid and base ("c) d) Final temperature of neutralized mixture 44. 0°c e) Change in temperature, AT (C) f) 94o for the reaction (J) (Assume 50.0 ml of solution and use average density of 1.02 g/mL) 9) AH (J) neut Show calculations using the correct number of significant figures. ΔΗ neur
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