INTRODUCTIONLABORATORY SIMULATIONPHASE 3:Lab Data- XCalculate AHneutralization37.2°CComplete the following steps:Concentration of hydrochloric acid (M)2.09Concentration of sodium hydroxide (M)2.071Calculate solution mass. Record in LabDataCalorimeter constant (J/°C)13.7Volume of hydrochloric acid (mL)2Calculate moles of hydrogen ion (H*).96.6Record in Lab DataTemperature of hydrochloric acid (°C)23.0Volume of sodium hydroxide (mL)3Calculate moles of hydroxide ion (OH').98.1Record in Lab DataTemperature of sodium hydroxide (°C)23.0Identify limiting reactant. Record in LabData4Final temperature after mixing (°C)Wash/Waste37.2Mass of mixed solution (g)Moles of H* (mol)5Calculate AHneutralization: Record in LabDataMoles of OH- (mol)Limiting ReactantAHneutralization (kJ/mol)HCIHydrochloric acidN2OHSodium hydroxideHow to calculate the enthalpy of neutralizationoFFSPEEDМЕТНODSRESETMY NOTESLAB DATASHOW LABELSGO TO PHASE 4PHASES

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- X PHASE 3: Calculate AHneutralization Lab Data Concentration of hydrochloric acid (M) 312°C Complete the following steps: 2.09 1 Calculate solution mass. Record in Lab Concentration of sodium hydroxide (M) 2.07 Data Calorimeter constant (J/"C) 13.7 2 Calculate moles of hydrogen ion (H*). Record in Lab Data Volume of hydrochloric acid (mL) 96.6 Temperature of hydrochloric acid ("C) 23.0 3 Calculate moles of hydroxide ion (OH'). Record in Lab Data Volume of sodium hydroxide (mL) 98.1 Temperature of sodium hydroxide ("C) 23.0 Final temperature after mixing ("C) Wash/Waste Identify limiting reactant. Record in Lab Data 37.2 Mass of mixed solution (g) Moles of H* (mol) Calculate AHneutralization. Record in Lab Data Moles of OH" (mol) Limiting Reactant AHneutralization (kJ/mol) HCI Hydrachlerie id NaOH Sodum y O How to calculate the enthaloy of neutralization aren МЕТНODS O RESET P MY NOTES A LAB DATA O SHOW LABELS

- X PHASE 3: Calculate AHneutralization Lab Data Concentration of hydrochloric acid (M) 312°C Complete the following steps: 2.09 1 Calculate solution mass. Record in Lab Concentration of sodium hydroxide (M) 2.07 Data Calorimeter constant (J/"C) 13.7 2 Calculate moles of hydrogen ion (H). Record in Lab Data Volume of hydrochloric acid (mL) 96.6 Temperature of hydrochloric acid ("C) 23.0 3 Calculate moles of hydroxide ion (OH'). Record in Lab Data Volume of sodium hydroxide (mL) 98.1 Temperature of sodium hydroxide ("C) 23.0 Final temperature after mixing ("C) Wash/Waste Identify limiting reactant. Record in Lab Data 37.2 Mass of mixed solution (g) Moles of H (mol) Calculate AHneutralization. Record in Lab Data Moles of OH" (mol) Limiting Reactant AHneutralization (kJ/mol) HCI Hydrachlerie id NaOH Sodum y O How to calculate the enthaloy of neutralization aren МЕТНODS O RESET P MY NOTES A LAB DATA O SHOW LABELS

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INTRODUCTION
LABORATORY SIMULATION
PHASE 3:
Lab Data
- X
Calculate AHneutralization
37.2°C
Complete the following steps:
Concentration of hydrochloric acid (M)
2.09
Concentration of sodium hydroxide (M)
2.07
1
Calculate solution mass. Record in Lab
Data
Calorimeter constant (J/°C)
13.7
Volume of hydrochloric acid (mL)
2
Calculate moles of hydrogen ion (H*).
96.6
Record in Lab Data
Temperature of hydrochloric acid (°C)
23.0
Volume of sodium hydroxide (mL)
3
Calculate moles of hydroxide ion (OH').
98.1
Record in Lab Data
Temperature of sodium hydroxide (°C)
23.0
Identify limiting reactant. Record in Lab
Data
4
Final temperature after mixing (°C)
Wash/Waste
37.2
Mass of mixed solution (g)
Moles of H* (mol)
5
Calculate AHneutralization: Record in Lab
Data
Moles of OH- (mol)
Limiting Reactant
AHneutralization (kJ/mol)
HCI
Hydrochloric acid
N2OH
Sodium hydroxide
How to calculate the enthalpy of neutralization
oFF
SPEED
МЕТНODS
RESET
MY NOTES
LAB DATA
SHOW LABELS
GO TO PHASE 4
PHASES

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