Respuesta :
I believe that this problem has 6 questions:
a) Is the reaction endothermic or exothermic?
Why?Ā
b) Calculate the temperature change of the solution in the
calorimeter.Ā
c) Calculate the total mass of the solution in the
calorimeter.Ā
d) Calculate the energy change of the solution.Ā
e) Calculate the energy change of the calorimeter.Ā
f) Calculate the total change of enthalpy of the solution in
kJ/mole.
Ā
The answers are the following:
a) This is exothermic because the temperature of the water increased hence heat energy was released by the reaction.Ā
b) 33 ā 23 = 10CĀ
c) 100 ml x 1 g/1 ml = 100 gĀ
d) The formula for change in energy is:
Energy change = mass of solution x temperature
change x specific heatĀ
Energy change = 100 g x 10C x 4.18 Joules/gC = 4,180 JoulesĀ
e) 20 Joules/C x 10C = 200 JoulesĀ
f) First calculate for moles of LiCl: 5.00 g LiCl x 1 mole
LiCl/42.4 g = 0.118 molesĀ
So the total energy given off = 4,180 J + 200 Joules = 4,380
JoulesĀ
Enthalpy change, delta H is -4,380Ā
-4380 Joules/0.118 moles = -37,119 Joules/moleĀ
-37,119 Joules/ 1mole x 1 kilojoule/1000 Joules = -37.1
kilojoulesĀ
ĪH = -37.1 kJ/mole