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A coffee cup calorimeter initially contains 130g water at 22.7 Celsius. 12.4g of a Calcium Chloride, also at 22.7 Celsius, is added to the water and, after the CaCl2 dissolves, the final temperature is 38.0 Celsius. Calculate the enthalpy change for the dissolving of the salt in kJ/mol.

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