Mass of final NaCl solution: 107.12g

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1. Heat actually produced from the HCl- NaOH reaction assuming that the heat capacity of a 1 M NaCl solution is 3.93 J/g degrees celsius?

2. Moles of water formed in the reaction?

3. Total theoretical heat expected to be produced by forming the number of moles of water assuming that 57,320 J are produced per mole of water formed?

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