1.378 g of a solid substance at 22.3°C is heated up. Selected thermochemical data for the substance are given below. Substance: AHfusion - 134.9 J/g AHvap = 563 J/g a. Draw the phase change diagram for the substance between 22.3 °C and 118.4 °C. Label the heat change and temperatures for each segment of the diagram. You will first need to show your calculations on the heat required for each phase and phase change in the diagram. Melting point = 52.3°C Boiling point -118.4°C Csolid = 0.936 J/g°C Cliquid-1.15 J/gºC b. What is/are the phase(s) of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input? c. What is the temperature of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input?
1.378 g of a solid substance at 22.3°C is heated up. Selected thermochemical data for the substance are given below. Substance: AHfusion - 134.9 J/g AHvap = 563 J/g a. Draw the phase change diagram for the substance between 22.3 °C and 118.4 °C. Label the heat change and temperatures for each segment of the diagram. You will first need to show your calculations on the heat required for each phase and phase change in the diagram. Melting point = 52.3°C Boiling point -118.4°C Csolid = 0.936 J/g°C Cliquid-1.15 J/gºC b. What is/are the phase(s) of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input? c. What is the temperature of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input?
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Transcribed Image Text:5. 1.378 g of a solid substance at 22.3°C is heated up. Selected thermochemical data for the
substance are given below.
Substance:
Melting point = 52.3°C
Csolid = 0.936 J/g°C
AHfusion = 134.9 J/g
AHvap 563 J/g
Cliquid = 1.15 J/gºC
Boiling point = 118.4°C
a. Draw the phase change diagram for the substance between 22.3 °C and 118.4 °C. Label
the heat change and temperatures for each segment of the diagram. You will first need
to show your calculations on the heat required for each phase and phase change in the
diagram.
b. What is/are the phase(s) of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input?
c. What is the temperature of the substance after 50.0 J of heat input?
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