answering first question as multiple questions asked, which is against HomeworkLib QnA,
1. calculation of dHrxn for trial first,
given data
weight of Al = 35.53 , moles of Al = 35.53/27 = 1.32 moles
weight of Al+water = 135.85 so weight of water = 135.85-35.53 = 100.32 gm
and since q solution = - q rxn
heat capacity of water = 4.184 J/mol-K , specific heat capacity of NH4Cl = 84.1 J/mol-K, S for Al = 0.902
Delta H = m*s* delta T , m = mass of compound, s = specific heat of compound , delta T = 23.7-11.7 = 12 degree celcius
Put all above values in this equation,
delta H = (m1s1+m2s2+m3s3) * delta T
= (35.53*0.900 + 100.32*4.184 + 20.14*84.1) * 12 = 25.73 kJ/g
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