*72. D Equal masses of two different liquids have the same temperatureof 25.0 °C. Liquid A has a freezing point of –68.0 °C and a specific heatcapacity of 1850 J/(kg · C°). Liquid B has a freezing point of -96.0 °Cand a specific heat capacity of 2670 J/(kg · C°). The same amount of heatmust be removed from each liquid in order to freeze it into a solid at itsrespective freezing point. Determine the difference L, A – 4, B betweenthe latent heats of fusion for these liquids.

Given: The temperature of both the liquids is T0=25.0∘C. The freezing point of liquid A is…

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