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The enthalpies of neutralisation of HClO4 and Cl3CCOOH are 13.5 kcal/gequivalent and 14.7kcal/gequivalentrespectively when 40 gmof solid NaOH is added to a mix of 1 g mol. HClO4 and 1 g mol. Cl3CCOOH sodium perchlorate and sodium trichloroacetate are formed in molar ratio of 3 : 1. Then:

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H for the reaction of NaOH with the mix. is 6.45 kcal.
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H for the reaction of NaOH with the mix. is 13.8 kcal.
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After reaction the total number of moles of acid remained are 0.5 is HClO4 and Cl3CCOOH)
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After reaction the total weight of moles of acid remained are 147.7 g is HClO4 and Cl3CCOOH) and H for the reaction of NaOH with mix. is 13.8 kcal
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The correct option is D After reaction the total weight of moles of acid remained are 147.7 g is HClO4 and Cl3CCOOH) and H for the reaction of NaOH with mix. is 13.8 kcal
HClO4+NaOHNaClO4+H2O
Cl3CCOOH+NaOHCl3CCOONa+H2O
Let x mol of NaOH are used in 1st reaction and (1 - x) mol of NaOH are used in 2nd reaction.
Given- sodium perchlorate and sodium trichloroacetate are formed in molar ratio of 3 : 1 = moles ratio of NaOH consumed for the reaction i.e. x40(1x)40=3x=34
H=13.5×34+(14.7)×14
=40.5+14.74=13.8 kcal
Weak acids =14(1+35.5+64)+34(35.5×3+24+32+1)
=147.75 g

Standard Enthalpy of Neutralization (ΔneutHo):

Heat released when one mole of H+ in dilute solution combines with one mole ofOH to give rise to undissociated water at 1 bar, 298 K.

The amount of heat released in formation of one mole of water when an acid is neutralised by a base.

For example

H+(aq)+OH(aq)H2O(l)

ΔneutHo=57.1kJ/mol=13.7kcal/mol

  • Always negative

  • Exothermic


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