1. For this reaction in parts A and B, calculate the heat of the reaction using the following:
qrxn= -(MC^T + Ccal^T)
Ccalorimeter = 11.6 J/1*C
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DATA FOR Part A.
Trial # |
1 |
2 |
3 |
Mass of calorimeter |
41.582 g |
41.601 g |
41.605 g |
Mass of calorimeter+acid |
68.857 g |
66.832 g |
70.596 g |
Temperature(C) (acid) |
22.0 |
21.6 |
21.8 |
Mass of weighboat |
0.703 g |
0.704 g |
0.701 g |
Mass of Mg+weighboat |
0.768 g |
0.752 g |
0.754 g |
Mass of Mg |
0.065 g |
0.048 g |
0.053 g |
Temperature (highest/(C)) |
30.8 |
30.0 |
29.8 |
Mass of calorimeter + contents |
68.839 g |
66.847 g |
70.587 g |
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