Original post by sivthasan
Q = MC ^ T (where q=heat energy change)
^ H= -Q/moles (where H=enthalpy change in J/mol)
0.1 moles of solution will react in this case.
You have to divide by 1000 once more to convert from J/mol to kJ/mol.
^ H= -Q/moles (where H=enthalpy change in J/mol)
0.1 moles of solution will react in this case.
You have to divide by 1000 once more to convert from J/mol to kJ/mol.
Thank you soo much
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