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Emonster125:

Since Kim’s reaction mixture was mostly water, she took the reaction mixture’s specific heat to be that of water, c w = 4.184 J/g °C, and the density was taken to be the density of water (1.00 g/mL). a. What was the mass of Kim’s mixture?

Vocaloid:

hm. does it give you the volume of the mixture?

Emonster125:

yes 50mL, and the other mass is .962 grams

Vocaloid:

0.962g? is that the mass of the solute added?

Vocaloid:

anyway, since you have density, you can multiply density of water (4.184 g/mL) times the volume of water (50mL) to get the mass of water; if they give you the mass of solute you can add that as well

Emonster125:

Thanks!

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