Convert the heat of neutralization of acetic acid from -48.6 kj/mmol to calories per millimole and ROUND TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE SIGN (1 cal = 4.184 J) DO NOT INCLUDE UNITS Type your answer...

Convert the heat of neutralization of acetic acid from -48.6 kj/mmol to calories per millimole and ROUND TO THE NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER AND INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATE SIGN (1 cal = 4.184 J) DO NOT INCLUDE UNITS Type your answer...

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