Q4. Another way to calculate AH values that cannot be measured experimentally is with standard heats of formation. a) Using the AH,° values provided, calculate AHxn for NaC2H3O2(s) +3 H20(1) → NaC2H3O2 3H20(s) with the equation: ΔΗΟΣn, ΔΗΡ(products)-Σn, ΔΗΡ(reactants) AH nan= (1 motx(-1604K))-Imol x (-70 8.YKJ+3m NaC2H3O2(s) NaC2H3O2 3H2O(s) H2O(I) AH:° (kJ/mol) - 708.8 - 1604 - 285.8 = (Imolx(-koyks-(imalx(-70x.sk) +3molxt255.7 met mol incl = IG04KJ-(156602KJ) (-1604 t15 e Gi2)K b) Compare your value from 4a) to your expertmèntally determined value in Q3. Detełmine the percent error.

Q4. Another way to calculate AH values that cannot be measured experimentally is with standard heats of formation. a) Using the AH,° values provided, calculate AHxn for NaC2H3O2(s) +3 H20(1) → NaC2H3O2 3H20(s) with the equation: ΔΗΟΣn, ΔΗΡ(products)-Σn, ΔΗΡ(reactants) AH nan= (1 motx(-1604K))-Imol x (-70 8.YKJ+3m NaC2H3O2(s) NaC2H3O2 3H2O(s) H2O(I) AH:° (kJ/mol) - 708.8 - 1604 - 285.8 = (Imolx(-koyks-(imalx(-70x.sk) +3molxt255.7 met mol incl = IG04KJ-(156602KJ) (-1604 t15 e Gi2)K b) Compare your value from 4a) to your expertmèntally determined value in Q3. Detełmine the percent error.

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