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non solving the water problems
THE Water should be solved in the same way that we have
Thermochemical constants
Melting Boiling
Sample point point
Specific
heat
(solid)
203
Specific Specific
heat (liquid) heat (gas)
Heat of fusion
Heat of
vaporization
100°C
100.0°C
4.184 3/'C
2.02 J/gC
0.02 kJ/mole
40.7 kJ/mole
000.3C
2517
9023
0.869 J/g °C
290.8 kJ/mole
7.05 J/g °C 10.71
KJ/mole
3986 19°C 13.38 kJ/mole
2987J/g%
C
304 kJ/mole
1536C
2800C44944
13.807
J/mole
350 kJ/mole
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1. Calculate the heat necessary to raise the temperature of 40,0 g of aluminum from 20.0°C to 700.0°C