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[HA] (M)
Initial temperature of HA(°C)
Volume of HA (mL)
[NaOH] (M)
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Initial temperature of NaOH(°C)
Volume of NaOH (mL)
Final solution temperature (°C)
Density of solution
Specific heat of solution
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Identify the limiting reagent for the reaction. NaOH
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A student mixes sodium hydroxide solution with a monoprotic acid, HA. The collected data are listed in the f
[HA] (M)
Initial temperature of HA(°C)
Volume of HA (mL)
[NaOH] (M)
esc
Initial temperature of NaOH(°C)
Volume of NaOH (mL)
Final solution temperature (°C)
Density of solution
Specific heat of solution
Part: 0 / 4
Calorimeter constant
Part 1 of 4
Next Part
Q
g
mL
@
2
W
J
(PPC)
J
°℃
#
3
Identify the limiting reagent for the reaction. NaOH
E
4.75
21.0
56.2
2.45
21.0
85.0
35.5
4
1.70
4.004
38.76
2016-12 20
Care
E
R
65°
T
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MacBook Pro
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