Compute the heat of solution for sodium acetate

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Calculate the heat of solution for sodium acetate when 35.0mL of water is in a calorimter and 1.5461g of sodium acetate is added. The initial temperature is 23.0 C and the final temperature is 24.8 C. The heat capacity of the calorimeter is 38.2 J/C and the temperature change of the calorimeter is 40.5 C.

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