Posted by Heather on Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 7:46pm.
q = 2480 J/C x 0.400 C = ?
q/gram = q/0.0222
q/mol = q/g x molar mass = 9q/0.0222) x molar mass
I got the answer 5,110 kJ/mol. But the answer is supossed to be negative. Why should it be negative?
Because it's an exothermic reaction. dHrxn = - (q/0.0222) x molar mass
The water T was raised which means it absorbed heat; therefore, the heat had to come from the reaction and that makes it exotherrmic.
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