= -56.04 J/g. Based on this data, calculate 4. The freezing of benzene is exothermic with a AH, the following (4 SF): *freezing a. The energy released when one mole of benzene (C,H,) freezes. b. The mass of liquid benzene that could be frozen by the release of 1.00 kJ.

= -56.04 J/g. Based on this data, calculate 4. The freezing of benzene is exothermic with a AH, the following (4 SF): *freezing a. The energy released when one mole of benzene (C,H,) freezes. b. The mass of liquid benzene that could be frozen by the release of 1.00 kJ.

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4. The freezing of benzene is exothermic with a AH,
the following (4 SF):
freezing
a. The energy released when one mole of benzene (C,H,) freezes.
b. The mass of liquid benzene that could be frozen by the release of 1.00 kJ.

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