Experiment description
In this experiment, we will observe the heat change that occurs when concentrated sulphuric acid or sodium hydroxide dissolves in water. First, water is taken in a beaker. Then, concentrated sulphuric acid or sodium hydroxide is added and mixed slowly. The temperature of the solution increases, showing that heat is released. Therefore, the process is exothermic.
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