Calculate the heat of vaporization for a liquid in J/g. When it absorb 53,760 J joules of energy to change 40.0 g of the liquid to vapor at the boiling point? O 1344 J/g O 13.44 J/g 1.344 J/g O 134.4 J/g

Calculate the heat of vaporization for a liquid in J/g. When it absorb 53,760 J joules of energy to change 40.0 g of the liquid to vapor at the boiling point? O 1344 J/g O 13.44 J/g 1.344 J/g O 134.4 J/g

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