5. Write a chemical equation for the dissolution of NH&CI(s) in water.NHy C1 t H2O -7NHy OH + HC6. Using the chemical equation in question #5 calculate the theoretical enthalpy of dissolution ofNH&CI (k/mol).Show calculations in the space below7. Calculate the percent error of enthalpy of dissolution for NH&Cl using the answers to questions# 3 and #6.Show calculations in the space below8. Explain any errors that may have resulted in a large percent error.

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