Please help complete the chart below. Sample Calculation: Show your solution hea
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Please help complete the chart below.
Sample Calculation: Show your solution heat transfer calculation for Reaction 1 (trial 1).
Sample Calculation: Show your heat of reaction per mole calculation for Reaction 1 (trial 1).
Remember that T = TFinal - TInital and that T can be positive or negative.
Report Solution Heat Transfer in kilojoule (kJ) here not joule (J). Note: 1000 J = 1.000 kJ
Report Heat of Reaction per Mole in kilojoule per mole (kJ/mol) here not joule per mole (J/mol).
Reaction
Trial
Solution Specific Heat
(kJ / kg °C)
Solution Mass
(kg)
Solution
T (°C)
Solution Heat Transfer
(kJ)
Moles
Reacted
(mol)
Heat of Reaction
per Mole
(kJ / mol)
Reaction 1
1
8.70
.0345
.09
2
8.33
.03565
.096
Reaction 2
1
67.20
.02175
.105
2
68.72
.04495
0.112
Sample Calculation: Show your solution heat transfer calculation for Reaction 1 (trial 1).
Sample Calculation: Show your heat of reaction per mole calculation for Reaction 1 (trial 1).
Reaction
Trial
Solution Specific Heat
(kJ / kg °C)
Solution Mass
(kg)
Solution
T (°C)
Solution Heat Transfer
(kJ)
Moles
Reacted
(mol)
Heat of Reaction
per Mole
(kJ / mol)
Reaction 1
1
8.70
.0345
.09
2
8.33
.03565
.096
Reaction 2
1
67.20
.02175
.105
2
68.72
.04495
0.112
Explanation / Answer
Please complete the row of temperature difference T=T2-T1 which is measured before T1 and after T2 the reaction.
After that, find Solution Heat Transfer in (KJ)
We know formula of Heat Transfer
Q=m.s.T Where m=mass of solution in (kg)
S =specific heat of solution in (KJ/kgC )
T=Temprature difference of solution before and after reaction In (C)
By using above formula, we will get Solution Heat Transfer Q in (KJ)
Now for calculating Heat of Reaction per mole
Heat of Reaction per mole (KJ/mole) = Q/mole Reacted
Solve your problem according to this procedure and complete the table.
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