6. A neutralization reaction occurs when 120.00 mL of 0.500 mol/L LIOH and 160.00mL of 0.375 mol/L HNO3 are mixed in an insulated cup. The following reaction occurs: LIOH (aq) + HNO3(aq) à HOH(1) + LINO3(aq) + 53.1 kJ Assume that the solution has the density of water, but the specific heat capacity is 3.20 J/g°C. Initially the solutions are at the same temperature. a) If the final temperature is 24.5°C, what was the initial temperate of the solutions? Hint: They started with the same temperature I

6. A neutralization reaction occurs when 120.00 mL of 0.500 mol/L LIOH and 160.00mL of 0.375 mol/L HNO3 are mixed in an insulated cup. The following reaction occurs: LIOH (aq) + HNO3(aq) à HOH(1) + LINO3(aq) + 53.1 kJ Assume that the solution has the density of water, but the specific heat capacity is 3.20 J/g°C. Initially the solutions are at the same temperature. a) If the final temperature is 24.5°C, what was the initial temperate of the solutions? Hint: They started with the same temperature I

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