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You determine the molar heat of solution of sodium acetate in four different trials. The values are -17.00 kJ/mol -17.50 kJ/mol -17.90 kJ/mol -17.15 kJ/mol Calculate the relative spread

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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Problem 2.87E: Use the heat capacities of the products and reactants of the thermite reaction and the calculated H...

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You determine the molar heat of solution of
sodium acetate in four different trials.
The values are
-17.00 kJ/mol
-17.50 kJ/mol
-17.90 kJ/mol
-17.15 kJ/mol
Calculate the relative spread
а - 0.05176 рpt
b. 51.76 ppt
с. 68.70рpt

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