B. MEASUREMENT OF AH OF NEUTRALIZATION 61.69 g Mass of HCl/H,O solution 42.66 g Mass of NaOH solution 3 M Molarity of HCi 3 M- Molarity of NaOH 21.5 C Temperature of HCI/H,O solution, T, 24 C Temperature of NaOH, T, 26 C Final temperature from graph, Tf AT for HCl/H,O solution AT for NaOH solution Heat evolved by reaction

B. MEASUREMENT OF AH OF NEUTRALIZATION 61.69 g Mass of HCl/H,O solution 42.66 g Mass of NaOH solution 3 M Molarity of HCi 3 M- Molarity of NaOH 21.5 C Temperature of HCI/H,O solution, T, 24 C Temperature of NaOH, T, 26 C Final temperature from graph, Tf AT for HCl/H,O solution AT for NaOH solution Heat evolved by reaction

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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