Please answer fast Calculate the energy in Joules required to convert 72 g of ice originally at -15°C intosteam at 105°C.Specific Heats of Common Materials°CSpecific latentheat ofSubstance°CSpecificlatent heatMATERIALSPECIFIC HEATof fusion(Joules/gram • °C)vaporizationJ.g1J.g1Liquid waterSolid water (ice)Water vapor4.18Water33422581002.11Ethanol109-114838782.00Ethanoic19217395118acidDry airBasaltGraniteIronСоpper1.01Chloroform74-64254620.84MercurySulphurHydrogenОхудenNitrogen11-392943570.795411514064450.4560-259449-2530.3814-219213-183Lead0.1325-210199-196

Given : Mass of ice = 72 g Ice originally at -15°C to steam at 105°C To find : Energy in joules…

Calculate the energy in Joules required to convert 72 g of ice originally at -15°C into steam at 105°C. Specific Heats of Common Materials Specific °C Specific latent heat of Substance °C latent heat MATERIAL SPECIFIC HEAT vaporization J.g1 of fusion (Joules/gram • °C) J.g1 Liquid water Solid water (ice) Water vapor 4.18 Water 334 2258 100 2.11 Ethanol 109 838 78 -114 2.00 Ethanoic 192 17 395 118 acid Dry air Basalt 1.01 Chloroform 74 -64 254 62 0.84 Mercury 11 -39 294 357 Granite 0.79 Sulphur 54 115 1406 445 Iron Соpper 0.45 Hydrogen Охудеn Nitrogen 60 -259 449 -253 0.38 -219 -210 14 213 -183 Lead 0.13 199 -196

Calculate the energy in Joules required to convert 72 g of ice originally at -15°C into steam at 105°C. Specific Heats of Common Materials Specific °C Specific latent heat of Substance °C latent heat MATERIAL SPECIFIC HEAT vaporization J.g1 of fusion (Joules/gram • °C) J.g1 Liquid water Solid water (ice) Water vapor 4.18 Water 334 2258 100 2.11 Ethanol 109 838 78 -114 2.00 Ethanoic 192 17 395 118 acid Dry air Basalt 1.01 Chloroform 74 -64 254 62 0.84 Mercury 11 -39 294 357 Granite 0.79 Sulphur 54 115 1406 445 Iron Соpper 0.45 Hydrogen Охудеn Nitrogen 60 -259 449 -253 0.38 -219 -210 14 213 -183 Lead 0.13 199 -196

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