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Required Experiment: Equipment Styrafoam cups Ice Water Temperature probe Heating plate Thermometer Liquid N2 Crushed dry ice Two pairs of styrafoam cups were obtained and their masses recorded. 250 mL of water was heated up to 55 oC to 65 oC, and 60 mL of it was taken and put into one of the pairs of the styrafoam cups. 20 grams of ice needed to be weighed and put into the second pair of styrafoam cups. The temperature probe was put into the styrafoam cup with the water, and the initial temperature of the water was recorded. The ice was added to the water while the temperature probe was still in there, and after all the ice melted the final temperature was calculated. This part of the experiment was replicated three times, and the average of all three trials was obtained. The two pairs of styrafoam cups were reused in the second part. 250 mL of water was heated up between 55 oC to 65 oC, and 60 mL of it was separated, its mass was taken, and it was placed in two of the styrafoam cups. In the other styrafoam cups 40 grams of liquid nitrogen was measured and recorded. The temperature probe was put in the styrafoam cup pair with the hot water, and the initial temperature was recorded. The liquid nitrogen was quickly added to the hot water, and the final temperature was recorded. This part of the experiment was repeated twice, and an average was obtained. The two pairs of styrafoam cups were reused in the second part. 250 mL of water was heated up between 55 oC to 65 oC, and 60 mL of it was separated, its mass was taken, and it was placed in two of the styrafoam cups. In the other styrafoam cups 15 grams of crushed dry ice was measured and recorded. The temperature probe was put in the styrafoam cup pair with the hot water, and the initial temperature was recorded. The dry ice was added to the hot water, and the final temperature was recorded. This part of the experiment was repeated twice, and an average was obtained. Results: Part 1 Trial 1 Temperature of liquid H2O: 55.8oC Temperature of ice: 0 oC Mass of liquid H2O: 57.05 g Mass of styrofoam cup: 3.4423 Mass of cup + liquid H2O: 60.49 Mass of Ice: 20.62 g Mass of sytrafoam cup: 3.412 g Mass of cup + ice: 24.036 g Final temperature: 22.8 oC Trial 2 Temperature of liquid H2O: 66.2 oC Temperature of ice: 0 oC Mass of liquid H2O: 58.26 g Mass of styrofoam cup: 3.442 g Mass of cup + liquid H2O: 61.7 g Mass of Ice: 19.93 g Mass of beaker: 30.22 g Mass of beaker + ice: 50.1535 g Final temperature: 32.9 oC Trial 3: Temperature of liquid H2O: 66.3 oC Temperature of ice: 0 oC Mass of liquid H2O: g 59.09 Mass of styrofoam cup: 3.4423 g Mass of cup + liquid H2O: 62.53 g Mass of Ice: 2.02567 g Mass of beaker: 30.0966 g Mass of beaker + ice: 50.3533 g Final temperature: 31.19OC q = mst -qreleased = qabsorbed q = heat m = mass Average of 3 trials: Temperature of liquid H2O: 62.77 oC Temperature of ice: 0oC Mass of liquid H2O: 58.13 g Mass of Ice: 20.27 g Final temperature: 28.93 oC s = specific heat t = temperature - (mwater x swater x twater) = (mice x Hfus) + (mice x swater x tice) - (58.13 g x 4.184 J/g x 33.84 oC) =(20.27 x X) + (20.27 g x 4.184 J/g x 28.93 oC) 5776.89 = 20.27x 284.997 J/g = x = Hfus Molar Hfus = # mol ice x (20 g / 18 g/mol) = 1.1 mol H 2O Hfus = 284.997 J/g / 1.1 mol = (259.08 J/mol) x (1 kJ / 1000 J) = 0.259 kJ/mol = molar Hfusion of water Part 2 Trial 1 Temperature of H2O: 66.5oC Temperature of N2: -196 oC Mass of H2O: 57.37 g Mass of cup: 3.4423 g Mass of cup + H2O: 60.82 g Mass of N2: 46.52 g Final temperature: 26.4oC Trial 2 Temperature of H2O: 63.7 oC Temperature of N2: -196 oC Mass of H2O: 59.1 g Mass of cup: 3.4423 g Mass of cup + H2O: 62.5 g Mass of N2: 58.2 g Final temperature: 16.0 oC Average of two trials: Temperature of H2O: 65.1 oC Temperature of N2: -196 oC Mass of H2O: 58.23 g Mass of N2: 52.36 g Final temperature: 21.2 oC q = MSt qN2 = - (Mwater x Swater x twater) qN2 = - (58.23 g x 4.184 J/g x -43.9oC) qN2 = 10695.5 J 10695.5 J / 52.36 g = 204.27 J/g = Hvap # mol N2 = 52.36 g x (1 mol / 28.0 g) = 1.87 mol N2 204.27 J/g / 1.81 mol N2 = 109.24 J/mol 109.24 J/mol x (1 kJ / 1000 J) = 0.10924 kJ/mol = Hvap of water Part 3 Trial 1 Temperature of H2O: 61.2 oC Mass of H2O: 58.94 g Mass of CO2: 14.5 g Final temperature: 23.3 oC Trial 2 Temperature of H2O: 74.3 oC Mass of H2O: 59.09 g Mass of CO2: 15.64 g Final temperature: 27.1 oC Average of 2 trials: Temperature of H2O: 67.75 oC Mass of H2O: 59.01 g Mass of CO2: 15.07 g Final temperature: 25.15 oC q = MSt qCO2 = - (Mwater x Swater x twater) qCO2 = - (59.01 g x 4.184 J/g x -42.6 oC) = 10517.84 J 10517.84 J / 15.07 g = 697.9 J/g = Hsub Hsub of H2O = Hsub / mol CO2 Mol CO2: 15.07 g x (1 mol / 44 g) = 0.3425 mol CO2 Hsub of H2O = 697.9 J/g / 0.3425 mol = 2037.66 J/mol 2037.66 J/mol x (1 kJ / 1000 J) = 2.05 kJ/mol = Hsub of H2O Group # 1 2 3 Hfus (J/g) 284.997 315.5 267.67 Water Hfus (kJ/mol) 0.3166 0.2790 0.23899 Hvap (J/g) 204.27 202.8 229.7 Water Hvap (kJ/mol) 0.109 0.1649 0.161 Hsub (J/g) 697.9 684.5 656.55 Water Hsub (kJ/mol) 2.05 1.955 1.93 4 5 353.94 281.028 0.319 0.255 331.37 253.114 0.3097 0.164 805.84 782.038 2.37 2.216
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