1) The reagent moles are calculated:
n NaOH = g / MM = 6.07 / 40 = 0.151 mol
n HCl = M * V = 0.759 M * 0.2 L = 0.151 mol
Both are limit reagents, the reaction enthalpy is calculated:
ΔH = - m * cp * ΔT solution / n = - 200 g * 0.00418 * 18.14 / 0.151 = - 100.43 kJ / mol
2) The enthalpy change is calculated:
ΔH = - m * cp * ΔT * MM / m NaOH = - 200 * 0.00418 * 7.54 * 40 / 5.84 = - 43.17 kJ / mol
3) The change of enthalpy of the reaction is calculated:
ΔH = ΔHf H2O - ΔHf H + - ΔHf OH- = - 285.8 - 0 - 0 = -285.8 kJ / mol
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