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of I Determination of the endhalpy nitiet acid and badium tydriexide 1.00 10. 00 Volume ° of nithict acid, mL 1.00 Meloidy of dobum ydroxide, M Volume O of sodium hydnoride, ml. daitial demperature" (2) 5.00 26.7 Temperature ob mixture () vs. Teme (acc) 30 29 28 27 SO (00 (50 200 Time (sec) Temperature of wetiNtune (C) 26.7 Time (bec) 36 27.8 C60 29.0 90 29.0 (20 29,0 150 29.0 180 29.6 29.0 Final temperatune () ΔΤ mol

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