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Enthalpy of Solution Using the value of CP , cal ( - 7 0 . 0 2 5 kg ) calculate the enthalpy of solution

Enthalpy of Solution
Using the value of CP,cal (-70.025kg) calculate the enthalpy of solution in J g^-1 for your unknown salt. Identify the salt by comparison to your tabulated values (attached picture).Comment on the discrepancies between the experimental and literature value of deltaHsol for your salt.
Mass of Clean Dry Calorimeter: 6.74g
Mass of Calorimeter + water: 105.37g
Mass of Calorimeter + water + salt: 108.25g
Initial Calorimeter Temperature (Ti)=20.95 degrees celsius
Final Calorimeter Temperature Tf)=24.05 degrees celsius
The cation is lithium and the salt can be:
LiF, U/kj mol =-1032.1
LiCl, U/kj mol =-846.4
LiBr, U/kj mol =-807.5
LiI (Lithium Iodide), U/kj mol =-753.1
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