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18-11-2022
Chemistry

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while considering an experiment to analyze a certain reaction, you realize you must determine the enthalpy of reaction after mixing two reactants. you know you will conduct the experiment on the lab bench under constant pressure. after determining what volume of each reactant you will mix, you decide coffee-cup calorimetry is the best choice for this experiment. what must you first calculate before determining the molar enthalpy for the reaction?

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