Senior Chemistry: Energy 9
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I got 1.01 Kj/mol as well
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Did you man to subtract the MCdeltaH of the water from the ICE and devide by number of moles? Because that would be mathimatically what you wrote!
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i meant 1.01 KJ/mol
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im getting a different answer from what you did on the board as well
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I meant subtract the Ice water from the Caloremetry water!
drstingrae 2 years ago
Yes, and then divide by the moles.
bannanaiscool 2 years ago