Homework Help: engineering

Posted by Jannis on Thursday, March 31, 2011 at 4:37pm.

To make a pocket warmer from sodium acetate and vinyl, how do you estimate how many grams to use? to work out the 'q' is it the heat capacity of the water it is dissolved in that you use? What temperature do you want it to get to and how do you factor in the heat capacity of the outer package?

Calculate the enthalpy of hydration, no of moles, amount of sodium acetate to use and over all temperature at the height of the reaction. Please help me with this one? It is all to do with Thermodynamics and Clausis-Clapeyron.

engineering - James Davis, Monday, April 11, 2011 at 4:19pm
This is not research, Jannis, this is getting some to do it for you!!!!

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