HI,

Here is my question,please reply me as early if possible.

.250g sample of mettalic Sodium is carefully dropped into a mixture of 10g of ice and 10g of water at 0 degree Celsius the reaction is 2Na+2H2O------- H2+2oH+2Na deltaH=-368.0KJ. If the resultant mixture has a specific heat of 4.18 J/g*degree Celsius.

Calculate the final temperature of mixture deltaH fusion=6.01KJ/mol

thanks
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Ok,

According to what I think is deltaH= heat of reaction q

and q=mCdeltaT (mass,specific heat,temperature)

so q= -368 KJ=-360*1000 j
C= 4.18 /g/c

m= I am wondering about this mass only I mean what mass I sholud mention here,mass of ice i.e. 10g only or total mass of ice,water and sodium

then by putting all the values on equation q=mcdeltaT

we can find out delta T that is equal to t final - t initial and t initial=0 degree Celsius

so from here by subtracting tinital from deltaT we can find out final temperature.
So, guide me now weather I am on right way and what mass I should use.

thanks so much

Hi, you are heating up the whole solution, so you must use the whole mass.

Everything you have written looks okay to me, although I haven't had time to read through it completely.
Good luck!