Calculations (Show all your work completely and Calculate the mass of the solution for each trial (given the density of the solution is 1.04 g/ml) . Calculate the heat absorbed by the solution in each trial. (qson) show your work

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Data and Calculations:
Volume of 2.00 M HCI
Volume of 2.00 M NaOH
Volume of solution
Tinitial
T final
AT (T final - Tinitial)
Specific heat capacity of NaCl solution
Trial 1
2 25m1
25ml
Somi
21°C
2
31.30
10.3°C
3.87 J/g °C
Trial 2
25ml
25ml
50 ml
21°C
31.3°C
10.320
3.87 J/g °C
Calculations (Show all your work completely and clearly. Include proper units and underline the last significant figure)
1. Calculate the mass of the solution for each trial (given the density of the solution is 1.04 g/ml)
2. Calculate the heat absorbed by the solution in each trial. (qson) show your work
Transcribed Image Text:Data and Calculations: Volume of 2.00 M HCI Volume of 2.00 M NaOH Volume of solution Tinitial T final AT (T final - Tinitial) Specific heat capacity of NaCl solution Trial 1 2 25m1 25ml Somi 21°C 2 31.30 10.3°C 3.87 J/g °C Trial 2 25ml 25ml 50 ml 21°C 31.3°C 10.320 3.87 J/g °C Calculations (Show all your work completely and clearly. Include proper units and underline the last significant figure) 1. Calculate the mass of the solution for each trial (given the density of the solution is 1.04 g/ml) 2. Calculate the heat absorbed by the solution in each trial. (qson) show your work
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