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YACHT: hess' law problem, but right now i am figuring out heat released per MOLE... help?

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MikeMike

Lifer
the question asks

calulate the heat released per mole NaOH for each reaction

now the specific heat of the solution we are saying is 4.186 J/gc.

what do i have to do to get the heat released per mole? can i convert 4.186 J/gc into J/molC?

i already have the amount of moles of NaOH (which is .1mol for EVERY reaction) but any help?

or does this make any sense?

MIKE
 
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