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Chemistry, 21.02.2020 03:42 karlyisaunicorn

Consider the reaction: NaNo3(s)+H2SO4(I)—> NaHSO4(s)+HNO3(g) ▲ H=21.2 KJ
How much heat is absorbed by the reaction system to convert 100g of NaNO3 into NaHSO4(s)?

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Consider the reaction: NaNo3(s)+H2SO4(I)—> NaHSO4(s)+HNO3(g) ▲ H=21.2 KJ
How much heat is a...

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