**CHM 331A Lab 7 - 2021SP**### A. Heating of WaterIn this experiment, you are given the results. You have to graph Time vs °C and experimentally determine and calculate the amount of heat necessary to heat water from room temperature to its boiling temperature.1. **200 mL distilled water** were measured, weighed, and its mass recorded.2. Water was **heated to boil**, and its temperature recorded every minute.3. At least **2-3 temperature points** of boiling water were recorded to show a good plateau when graphing the data, as in the example below:#### Graph Explanation:- **Y-axis (Temperature °C):** Ranges from -40°C to above 120°C.- **X-axis (Time):** Represents the time taken for heating.- **Phases:** - Starts at the **solid** phase, increases toward melting. - Shows the **melting point** where solid transitions to liquid. - As temperature increases, water becomes **liquid**. - Reaches **boiling point** where liquid transitions to gas. - A plateau is observed at the boiling point, indicating a phase where both liquid and gas exist.#### Recorded Mass:- **Mass of empty beaker:** 99.233 g- **Mass of beaker + water:** 226.31 g- **Mass of water:** ____ g*Note: Calculate the mass of water by subtracting the mass of the empty beaker from the mass of the beaker with water.***End of Lab 7 pg. 3**

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CHM 331A Lab 7- 2021SP A. Heating of water In this experiment, you are given the results. You have to graph Time vs °C and experimentally determine and calculate the amount of heat necessary to heat water from room temperature to its boiling temperature. 1. 200 mL distilled water were measured , weighted and its mass recorded 2. Water was heated to boil, and its temperature recorded every minute. 3. At least 2-3 temperature points of boiling water were recorded in order to show good plateau when graphing the data as in the example below: 140 gas 120 boiling point 100- liquid and gas 80 boiling 60- Temperature (C) 40 solid liquid l war 20어 and liquid melting- point 0- melting 20- solld -40- Time Mass of empty beaker 99.233 g Mass of beaker + water 226.31 g Mass of water Lab 7 pg. 3

CHM 331A Lab 7- 2021SP A. Heating of water In this experiment, you are given the results. You have to graph Time vs °C and experimentally determine and calculate the amount of heat necessary to heat water from room temperature to its boiling temperature. 1. 200 mL distilled water were measured , weighted and its mass recorded 2. Water was heated to boil, and its temperature recorded every minute. 3. At least 2-3 temperature points of boiling water were recorded in order to show good plateau when graphing the data as in the example below: 140 gas 120 boiling point 100- liquid and gas 80 boiling 60- Temperature (C) 40 solid liquid l war 20어 and liquid melting- point 0- melting 20- solld -40- Time Mass of empty beaker 99.233 g Mass of beaker + water 226.31 g Mass of water Lab 7 pg. 3

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