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Previously, you determined that the heat of solution per gram of CaCh, is -821 J/g. You also determined that the heat of solution when 10 g of NaNO, is dissolved in 100 mL of water is 2650 J. Use this information to estimate how much CaCh, you would need to dissolve along with 10 g of NaNO, in 100 mL of water to keep the temperature from changing. m =

Previously, you determined that the heat of solution per gram of CaCh, is -821 J/g. You also determined that the heat of solution when 10 g of NaNO, is dissolved in 100 mL of water is 2650 J. Use this information to estimate how much CaCh, you would need to dissolve along with 10 g of NaNO, in 100 mL of water to keep the temperature from changing. m =

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Previously, you determined that the heat of solution per gram of CaCh, is -821 J/g. You also determined that the heat of solution when 10 g of NaNO, is dissolved in 100 mL of water is 2650 J. Use this information to estimate how much CaCh, you would need to dissolve along with 10 g of NaNO, in 100 mL of water to keep the temperature from changing. m =
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