A) A sample of Ammonium chloride,NH4CI(s) is completely dissolved in 50.0mL of water in a calorimetee. determinr the molar enthalpy of dissolution (dissolving) of NH4ck(s). show all steps and proper units. when the mass of NH4Cl(s) is 3.96, the T initial is 20.2 degrees celsius and the Tfinal is 13.5 degrees celsius b) write a balanced chemical equation to represent process including the states and the delta H value.

A) A sample of Ammonium chloride,NH4CI(s) is completely dissolved in 50.0mL of water in a calorimetee. determinr the molar enthalpy of dissolution (dissolving) of NH4ck(s). show all steps and proper units. when the mass of NH4Cl(s) is 3.96, the T initial is 20.2 degrees celsius and the Tfinal is 13.5 degrees celsius b) write a balanced chemical equation to represent process including the states and the delta H value.

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