In an experiment mixing Ammonium nitrate and water in calorimeter. Look for the q water, q dissolution, mass of solid NH4NO3, moles of NH4NO3 and the change in enthalpy (delta H) of NH4NO3 dissolution. Given Mass of Ammonium Nitrate: 5.00 g Initial temperature of Ammonium Nitrate: 20.0 C AH Solution of Ammonium Nitrate: 25.69 KJ/mol mass of water: 200g initial temperature of water: 20.0 C final temperature of water and Ammonium Nitrate: 18.13 C AH Solution of water: 4.184 KJ/mol

In an experiment mixing Ammonium nitrate and water in calorimeter. Look for the q water, q dissolution, mass of solid NH4NO3, moles of NH4NO3 and the change in enthalpy (delta H) of NH4NO3 dissolution. Given Mass of Ammonium Nitrate: 5.00 g Initial temperature of Ammonium Nitrate: 20.0 C AH Solution of Ammonium Nitrate: 25.69 KJ/mol mass of water: 200g initial temperature of water: 20.0 C final temperature of water and Ammonium Nitrate: 18.13 C AH Solution of water: 4.184 KJ/mol

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