DETERMINATION of HEAT of SOLUTION by SOLUBILITY METHOD Experimental data are given as follows, related to the temperature dependence of the solubility of ammonium nitrate in water under constant pressure. Using the equation that obtained by taking the integral of Van't Hoff equation, calculate the heat of solution, AHs by analytically 20 40 60 T(°C) S (g/100cm') 150 297 410

DETERMINATION of HEAT of SOLUTION by SOLUBILITY METHOD Experimental data are given as follows, related to the temperature dependence of the solubility of ammonium nitrate in water under constant pressure. Using the equation that obtained by taking the integral of Van't Hoff equation, calculate the heat of solution, AHs by analytically 20 40 60 T(°C) S (g/100cm') 150 297 410

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