a) It is an exothermic process: the temperature increases due to a heat transfer from the system.
b) The temperature change is measured from the starting temperature (26°C) to the constant maxiumum value (~34°C) so:
c) The enthalpy of solution can be obtained as:
where m is the mass of water (remember that density of water is 1g/mL so, the volume and the mass are numerically identical) and Cp is the heat capacity of water (4.184J/g*°C), so:
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