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The University of Texas at Dallas Heat of Neutralization Lab Report

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Watch the following video to see how this experiment is performed.

A. Heat Capacity of Calorimeter

Fill in the following on your report sheet:

1. Temp. of calorimeter and water before mixing: 22.0 °C

2. Temp. of warm water: 39.0 °C

3-7. (determine on your own, using the data below)

The temperature data for each 15-second interval is given in the table below. Use this to fill out the Temperature versus Time Data on page 145 for Part A. Heat Capacity of Calorimeter

Time (s) Temp (°C)
0 22.0
15 30.3
30 30.3
45 30.3
60 30.3
75 30.2
90 30.2
105 30.2
120 30.2
135 30.1
150 30.1
165 30.0
180 30.0

Use this information to create a graph on page 146. Determine the maximum temperature of the mixture and use that value to calculate the rest of Part A (3-7.). An example calculation is given in the Discussion.

B. Heat of Neutralization of HCl-NaOH

Fill in the following on your report sheet:

1. Temp. of calorimeter and NaOH: 22.2 °C

Temp. of HCl: 22.2 °C

2-9. (determine on your own, using the data below)

The temperature data for each 15-second interval is given in the table below. Use this to fill out the Temperature versus Time Data on page 145 for Part B. Heat of Neutralization of NaOH-HCl

Time (s) Temp (°C)
0 22.2
15 29.2
30 29.1
45 29.0
60 28.9
75 28.8
90 28.7
105 28.7
120 28.7
135 28.7
150 28.7
165 28.7
180 28.6

Use this information to create a graph on page 147. Determine the maximum temperature of the mixture and use that value to calculate the rest of Part B (2-9.). An example calculation is given in the Discussion.

C. Heat of Neutralization of CH3COOH-NaOH

Fill in the following on your report sheet:

1. Temperature of calorimeter and NaOH: 22.1°C

2-8. (determine on your own, using the data below)

The temperature data for each 15-second interval is given in the table below. Use this to fill out the Temperature versus Time Data on page 145 for Part C. Heat of Neutralization of NaOH-CH3COOH

Time (s) Temp (°C)
0 22.1
15 28.1
30 28.0
45 28.0
60 27.9
75 27.9
90 27.8
105 27.8
120 27.8
135 27.8
150 27.8
165 27.7
180 27.7

Use this information to create a graph on page 148. Determine the maximum temperature of the mixture and use that value to calculate the rest of Part C (2-8.). An example calculation is given in the Discussion.

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