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sample of liquid water at 100 degrees C absorbs 113 kJ of heat. HOw much water will be converted to steam heat vaporization if water is 2.26 kJ/g


I just need help with what formula to set this up
14 years ago

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Answered by DrBob222
Wouldn't 2.26 kJ/g x #g = 113 kJ? Solve for #g.
14 years ago
Answered by Anonymous
no
9 years ago

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