Find ΔH if C = 176.39 J/°C PART APART BPART CPART DNaOHH:ONaOHHC1NaOHHClComponents(s)(1)(s)(ag)(ag)(ag)Mass (g)2.0g100g2.0g------Volume (mL)100mL50 mL50 mL---------Concentration.500M1M1M---------(M)InitialTemperature(C)20°C20°C20°C20°C20°C20°CFinalTemperature25.21°C31.83°C26.81°CCalculatedC= 176.39 J/°C AH1unitAH2 =unit*AH:unitValues

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Initial Temperature (C) 20°C 20°C 20°C 20°C 20°C 20°C Final Temperature (C) 25.21°C 31.83°C 26.81°C Calculated C= 176.39 J/°C AH1 = unit* AH2 = unit* AH: =_unit* Values

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Find ΔH if C = 176.39 J/°C

PART A
PART B
PART C
PART D
NaOH
H:O
NaOH
HC1
NaOH
HCl
Components
(s)
(1)
(s)
(ag)
(ag)
(ag)
Mass (g)
2.0g
100g
2.0g
---
---
Volume (mL)
100mL
50 mL
50 mL
---
---
---
Concentration
.500M
1M
1M
---
---
---
(M)
Initial
Temperature
(C)
20°C
20°C
20°C
20°C
20°C
20°C
Final
Temperature
25.21°C
31.83°C
26.81°C
Calculated
C= 176.39 J/°C AH1
unit
AH2 =
unit*
AH:
unit
Values

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