(kJ/mol) = -
42.302
kJ
mol
=
ΔH1
REACTION 2
Mass of water =
1.0
g
mL
×
(
50.00
mL
+
50.00
mL
)+
2.0040
g
=
102.0040
g
ΔT = T
f
– T
i
= 35.4
℃
- 24.4
℃
= 11.0
℃
°C Specific heat =
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
q
water
(Joules) =
102.0040
g×
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
×
11.0
℃
=
4690.1439
Joules
q
water
(kJ) =
4690.1439
Joules×
1
kJ
1000
joules
=
4.690
kJ
Moles of NaOH =
2.0040
g×
1
mol
39.99
g
=
0.0501
moles
Moles of HCl =
1
M HCl×
(
50.0000
mL×
1
L
1000
mL
)=
0.0500
moles
q
water
(kJ/mol) =
4.690
kJ
0.0500
moles
=
93.800
kJ
mol
q
reaction
(kJ/mol) = -
93.8
kJ
mol
=
ΔH2
REACTION 3
Mass of water =
1.0
g
mL
×
(
50.00
mL
+
50.00
mL
)
=
100.00
g
ΔT = T
f
– T
i
= 29.9
℃
- 23.1
℃
= 6.8
℃
°C Specific heat =
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
q
water
(Joules) =
100.00
g×
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
×
6.8
℃
=
2842.4
Joules

q
water
(kJ) =
2842.4
Joules×
1
kJ
1000
joules
=
2.842
kJ
Moles of NaOH =
1
M NaOH ×
(
50.0000
mL×
1
L
1000
mL
)=
0.0500
moles
Moles of HCl =
1
M HCl×
(
50.0000
mL×
1
L
1000
mL
)=
0.0500
moles
q
water
(kJ/mol) =
2.842
kJ
0.0500
moles
=
56.840
kJ
mol
q
reaction
(kJ/mol) = -
56.840
kJ
mol
=
ΔH3
% error =
(
−
42.302
kJ
mol
+−
56.840
kJ
mol
)
−−
93.800
kJ
mol
−
93.800
kJ
mol
×
100
=
5.69
REACTION 4
Mass of water =
1.0
g
mL
×
100.00
mL
+
2.0151
g
=
102.0151
g
ΔT = T
f
– T
i
= 29.2
℃
- 24.2
℃
= 5.0
℃
°C Specific heat =
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
q
water
(Joules) =
102.0151
g×
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
×
5.0
℃
=
2132.1156
Joules
q
water
(kJ) =
2132.1156
Joules×
1
kJ
1000
joules
=
2.132
kJ
Moles of NaOH =
2.0151
g×
1
mol
39.99
g
=
0.0504
moles
q
water
(kJ/mol) =
2.132
kJ
0.0504
moles
=
42.302
kJ
mol
q
reaction
(kJ/mol) = -
42.302
kJ
mol
=
ΔH4
REACTION 5
Mass of water =
1.0
g
mL
×
(
50.00
mL
+
50.00
mL
)+
2.0336
g
=
102.0336
g
ΔT = T
f
– T
i
= 35.9
℃
- 24.7
℃
= 11.2
℃
°C Specific heat =
4.18
Joules
gram
℃
q
water
(Joules) =
102.0336


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