In example 2, two moles of water are produced, so, going by the definition, I would have thought that the value of the enthalpy change would have doubled.
Think about the ionic equation though. It cancels down to the same as the first one. Yes the enthalpy change of reaction would be double BUT the enthalpy change of neutralisation will still be -57. Hope that makes sense
In example 2, two moles of water are produced, so, going by the definition, I would have thought that the value of the enthalpy change would have doubled.
Think about the ionic equation though. It cancels down to the same as the first one. Yes the enthalpy change of reaction would be double BUT the enthalpy change of neutralisation will still be -57. Hope that makes sense
@@MaChemGuy That does indeed make sense, thank you very much.
Umm how did you know that i have an exam on this on monday?
Hey good luck and let me know if the video helped 🤛