Heat absorbed by the water = mass of water * Specific heat * Temperature change = 53.8 * 4.184 * (48.44 - 21)
= 6176.722 J = 6.177 KJ
Heat of reaction = - heat absorbed = -6.177 KJ
Moles of FeCl3 = mass /* molar mass = 7.66 / 162.2 = 4.723 * 10-2 mol
Heat per moles = Heat / moles = -6.177 / (4.723 * 10-2) = -130.79 KJ/mol
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