Find q dissolution and moles of solid NH4NO3 Given Mass of Water =200g Initial Temperature of Water =20.0°C Final Temperature of Water =18.13 °C q water= -1564.816 J Mass of Solid NH4NO3= 5.00g Initial Temperature of NH4NO3= 20.0 °C Final Temperature of NH4NO3= 18.13 °C ΔH of NH4NO3 dissolution=25.69kJ/mol Moles of NH4NO3= _________ q dissolution=__________ Answer the Following Question 1.Is the dissolution of ammonium nitrate endothermic or exothermic? Justify
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Find q dissolution and moles of solid NH4NO3
Given
Mass of Water =200g
Initial Temperature of Water =20.0°C
Final Temperature of Water =18.13 °C
q water= -1564.816 J
Mass of Solid NH4NO3= 5.00g
Initial Temperature of NH4NO3= 20.0 °C
Final Temperature of NH4NO3= 18.13 °C
ΔH of NH4NO3 dissolution=25.69kJ/mol
Moles of NH4NO3= _________
q dissolution=__________
Answer the Following Question
1.Is the dissolution of ammonium nitrate endothermic or exothermic? Justify your
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