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    The document describes three calorimetry experiments: 1) Measuring the temperature change when hot and cold water are mixed. The final temperature was 52.08°C. 2) Measuring the specific heat of various metals by cooling them in water. Iron, aluminum, an unknown metal, and lead were tested. 3) Measuring the heat of neutralization between hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide by mixing 25mL of each solution. The final temperature was 29.8°C.

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    S-ECHE001L- Chemistry for Engineers Laboratory

    Module 4: Calorimetry

    Enabling Assessment Break-out room Activity


    Names Date
    Professor CYS

    A. Heat Transfer and Temperature Change

    Mass of hot water (mh) = 110g

    Temperature of hot water (Th) = 90oC

    Mass of cold water (mc) = 130g

    Temperature of cold water (Tc) = 20oC

    Final temperature of the system (Tf) from simulator = 52.08 oC

    B. Specific Heat of Metal

    Unknown 1 Unknown 2

    Identity of metal Iron Aluminum N/A (Zinc) N/A (Lead)

    Mass of metal, g 50g 50g 50g 50g

    Initial temperature of 150 oC 150 oC 150 oC 150 oC


    metal, oC

    Mass of water, g 120g 120g 120g 120g

    Initial temperature of 20.0 oC 20 oC 20 oC 20 oC


    water, oC

    Final temperature of 25.56 oC 30.73 oC 24.84 oC 21.64 oC


    metal and water, oC
    S-ECHE001L- Chemistry for Engineers Laboratory
    Module 4: Calorimetry

    C. Heat of Neutralization (10 points)

    Molarity of HCl = 1.0M Molarity of NaOH = 1.0M

    Volume of HCl used = 25mL Volume of NaOH used = 25mL

    Initial temperature of HCl = 23.1oC Initial temperature of NaOH = 22.8oC

    Final temperature of the mixture = 29.8 oC

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