When 100ml of strong acid mixed with 100ml of strong base, change in temperature is 5°c. Determine the change in temperature when 10ml of strong acid mixed with strong base.
Asked by patra04011965 | 9th Nov, 2019, 12:18: PM
Expert Answer:
Heat of neutralisation is consatant irrespective of strong acid or strong base taken. Hence the increase in temperature is also constant irrespective of volume taken. So change in temperature would be 10o C.
Answered by Ravi | 11th Nov, 2019, 11:47: AM
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