Asked by karen
kilojoules released when 80.0g of steam condenses at 100 ∘C and to cool the liquid and freeze it at 0 ∘C
I used the formula for condensation/ evaporation( 80.0g(2260)1kJ/1000J=632.8)
and then i used the formula for heat of fusion(80.0g(334/1)1kJ/1000J=26.72)
then added together (632.8+26.72=659.52kJ)
but the website keeps telling me im wrong. Did I do something wrong in my calculations or did I use the wrong formulas
I used the formula for condensation/ evaporation( 80.0g(2260)1kJ/1000J=632.8)
and then i used the formula for heat of fusion(80.0g(334/1)1kJ/1000J=26.72)
then added together (632.8+26.72=659.52kJ)
but the website keeps telling me im wrong. Did I do something wrong in my calculations or did I use the wrong formulas
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
you did not add the heat given off during cooling from 100C to 0C
Answered by
TAMMY
kilojoules released when 90.0 g of steam condenses at 100 ∘C, cools, and freezes at 0 ∘C
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