Are are you sure you are using the correct value of the specific heat capacities of each liquid. And if so, are you making sure you are converting your 15kJ to the properly corresponding energy unit?
I found this in a book called Vogel's Textbook of Macro and Semimicro Qualitative Inorganic Analysis.
Oops. I have 5's in front of the NaIO4 and the NaIO3
Thank you; for the first one, I also found that ClO- disproportionates in solution giving ClO3- and Cl-
I have also worked out what I think is the periodate/manganese sulfate reaction:
2MnSO4 + NaIO4 + 3 H20 --> 2 HMnO4 + NaIO3 + 2 H2SO4; does this look alright?
Hello; thank you in advance for anyone who would like to help:
I am looking for the products of these reactions:
ZnSO4 + NaClO -->
I thought it was just a double displacement, which would make my reaction equation:
Zn(ClO)2 + Na2SO4
but a test with silver nitrate was positive for Cl-...