Joules Using the data below, calculate the heat of dissolution, AHsoln, in units of Assume the specific 9. g NaOH heat capacity of the solution is 4.18 Mass of NaoH 12.00 grams Final mass of solution, NaOH (aq) 92.00 grams Initial temperature of solution 25.0°C Final temperature of solution 37.7°C Joules A 53.1 NaON Joules 53.1 Joules C 407 NeON Joules 407 NaON

Joules Using the data below, calculate the heat of dissolution, AHsoln, in units of Assume the specific 9. g NaOH heat capacity of the solution is 4.18 Mass of NaoH 12.00 grams Final mass of solution, NaOH (aq) 92.00 grams Initial temperature of solution 25.0°C Final temperature of solution 37.7°C Joules A 53.1 NaON Joules 53.1 Joules C 407 NeON Joules 407 NaON

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