Posted by Amber on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 9:59pm.
delta H = qcal*delta T for a 4.98g sample.
(delta H/4.98) = delta H in kJ/g. Multiply by molar mass to convert to kJ/mol.
-7.81 × 103 kJ/mol
answer is -3.2*10^3 KJ/moles katie your an idiot....
7.84 * 10^3
katie youre dumb. its -3.2*10^3
Those who called Katie dumb are !@#$%^& heads. Katie is only trying to help!
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