q= Cp× m× ∆TI need help to find H Process in kJ/mol.last column for both cacl2 and KCL Mass ofCalorimeter CalorimeterMass ofMass ofSalt UsedT; (°C)ΔΗ'process(kJ/mol)Salt (g)T; (°C)(g)+ H,O (g)CaC12iyoab/steook.Rtebook6.33072.324523.544.8883KCL6.335744.88842.3312

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Mass of Mass of Mass of 'process (kJ/mol) Salt Used Salt (g) Calorimeter Calorimeter T, (°C) T; (°C) (g) + H,0 (g) CaCl2 6.3307 2.3245 44.8883 23.5 KCL 6.3357 44.8884 tebook 2.3312

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q= Cp× m× ∆T

I need help to find H Process in kJ/mol.

last column for both cacl2 and KCL

Mass of
Calorimeter Calorimeter
Mass of
Mass of
Salt Used
T; (°C)
ΔΗ
'process
(kJ/mol)
Salt (g)
T; (°C)
(g)
+ H,O (g)
CaC12
iyoab/steook.
Rtebook
6.3307
2.3245
23.5
44.8883
KCL
6.3357
44.8884
2.3312

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