A chemical reaction is carried out in a calorimeter with the following heat capacity (C = 263.8 J/ºC). The reaction occurs in 27.4 g of water. The initial temperature before the reaction is 23.1 ºC and the final temperature after the reaction is 69.5 ºC. The temperature change is the same for the water as it is for the calorimeter. What is the energy change for the reaction (qrxn) in kJ?

A chemical reaction is carried out in a calorimeter with the following heat capacity (C = 263.8 J/ºC). The reaction occurs in 27.4 g of water. The initial temperature before the reaction is 23.1 ºC and the final temperature after the reaction is 69.5 ºC. The temperature change is the same for the water as it is for the calorimeter. What is the energy change for the reaction (qrxn) in kJ?

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