Calculate the heat (in) required to raise the temperature of 211.21 g of substance A from -10.0\ deg C to 98.0 C vapor. molar mass = 36.0 g/mol melting point 29.3 \deg C; boiling point = 98.0^ C specific heat of solid = 1.78 J/g^ C specific heat of liquid = 2.56 J/g^ C specific heat of gas 0.85J/ (g deg) * C; Delta H fusion = 24.0 kJ/mol; Delta H vaporization = 95.0 kJ/mol . =

Calculate the heat (in) required to raise the temperature of 211.21 g of substance A from -10.0\ deg C to 98.0 C vapor. molar mass = 36.0 g/mol melting point 29.3 \deg C; boiling point = 98.0^ C specific heat of solid = 1.78 J/g^ C specific heat of liquid = 2.56 J/g^ C specific heat of gas 0.85J/ (g deg) * C; Delta H fusion = 24.0 kJ/mol; Delta H vaporization = 95.0 kJ/mol . =

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