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How to find Molar Heat of Solution?
In an experiment, ice cubes were added to 100g of Water at 28C. When the temperature reached 0C, the remaining ice was removed. The final mass of water after melting was 135g. Deterimine the molar heat of fusion of ice?
I found the CEC to be 11704J but I'm not sure if I'm supposed to stop there or keep going. |
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