Here after the reaction of HCl and NaOH the final temperature of the solution is increasing. That means heat is released by the reaction which is completely absorbed by both the solution and calorimeter to raise their temperatures.
So
heat released from the reaction (Qrxn) = Heat gained by the solution(Qsol) + Heat gained by calorimeter (Qcal)
Here the heat lost will be negative is sign where as the heat gains are positive.
Now formula to calculate the Heat gained by the solution(Qsol) is
(Qsol) = m * C * del T
where
m = mass of solution
= density * volume of solution
= 1.02 g/ml * (185 mL + 215 mL)
= 1.02 g/ml * (400 mL)
= 408 g
C = Heat capasity of solution
= 4.017 J/g.oC
del T = Change in temp
= final temp - Initial temp
= 27.8 oC - 20.48 oC
= 7.32oC
So putting these values-
(Qsol) = m * C * del T
= 408 g * 4.017 J/g.oC * 7.32oC
= 11,997 J
= 11.997 kJ
Similarly formula to calculate the Heat gained by the calorimeter(Qcal) is
(Qcal) = C * del T
where
C = Heat capasity of calorimeter
= 10.0 J/g.oC
del T = Change in temp
= 7.32oC
So putting these values-
(Qcal) = C * del T
= 10.0 J/g.oC * 7.32oC
= 73.2 J
= 0.0732 kJ
So now
heat released from the reaction (Qrxn) = Heat gained by the solution(Qsol) + Heat gained by calorimeter
= 11.997 kJ + 0.0732 kJ
= 12.07 kJ
Since it is negative in sign, we can write (Qrxn) = -12.07 kJ
Now the Enthalpy of the reaction per mole of the acid = heat released from the reaction (Qrxn) / moles of acid
= (Qrxn) / [ concentration * volume]
= (Qrxn) / [ 0.431 M * 185 mL]
= (Qrxn) / [ 0.431 mol/1000 mL * 185 mL]
= (-12.07 kJ) / [ 0.0797 mols]
= -151.4 kJ/mol
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