A substance with molar mass = 115.5 g/mol), has a boiling point of 103°C. Calculate how much energy is required to convert 36.4 grams of liquid at 82.4°C to gas at 155°C. Specific heat capacity, () 1.45 J/(g.°C) Specific heat capacity, (g) 1.01 J/(g.°C) Heat of vaporization (AH°vap) 12.1 kJ/mol 6.81 kJ 3.81 kJ 9.51 kJ 3.00 kJ

A substance with molar mass = 115.5 g/mol), has a boiling point of 103°C. Calculate how much energy is required to convert 36.4 grams of liquid at 82.4°C to gas at 155°C. Specific heat capacity, () 1.45 J/(g.°C) Specific heat capacity, (g) 1.01 J/(g.°C) Heat of vaporization (AH°vap) 12.1 kJ/mol 6.81 kJ 3.81 kJ 9.51 kJ 3.00 kJ

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