A.DATA TABLEReport FormCalorimetry: Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions:NH4OHMg(HCl)(1)Mass of ammonium nitrate5.9985 g9(2)Volume of water45.0 mL(3)Mass of water +Tale positivtive Jun (3) calculationthe sign of your AT

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DATA TABLE
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Calorimetry: Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions:
NH4OH
Mg(HCl)
(1)
Mass of ammonium nitrate
5.9985 g
9
(2)
Volume of water
45.0 mL
(3)
Mass of water +
Tale positiv
tive Jun (3) calculation
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