After a short walk a student has lost 230 kcal of heat thanks to the evaporation of 418g of water through his skin. Recalling that 1 kcal = 4180J What is the latent vaporization of water ? heat of A) 2300 cal/kg B) 2300 J/kg с) 2300 кто /ид D 2300 kcal/kg E) 230 kJ/kg

After a short walk a student has lost 230 kcal of heat thanks to the evaporation of 418g of water through his skin. Recalling that 1 kcal = 4180J What is the latent vaporization of water ? heat of A) 2300 cal/kg B) 2300 J/kg с) 2300 кто /ид D 2300 kcal/kg E) 230 kJ/kg

College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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