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Consider 500 g of ice at -55 oC to which 1600 kJ of heat was added in a controlled way with no heat losses to the surroundings. What would the final temperature, in  o C, be? The enthalpies of fusion and vaporization are 6.01 and 40.7 kJ/mol, respectively; the molar heat capacities for solid, liquid and gas phases are 37.7, 75.3 and 36.5 J/mol,K, respectively.     a. 127   b. 162   c. 147   d. 112

Consider 500 g of ice at -55 oC to which 1600 kJ of heat was added in a controlled way with no heat losses to the surroundings. What would the final temperature, in  o C, be? The enthalpies of fusion and vaporization are 6.01 and 40.7 kJ/mol, respectively; the molar heat capacities for solid, liquid and gas phases are 37.7, 75.3 and 36.5 J/mol,K, respectively.     a. 127   b. 162   c. 147   d. 112

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  1. Consider 500 g of ice at -55 oC to which 1600 kJ of heat was added in a controlled way with no heat losses to the surroundings. What would the final temperature, in  o C, be? The enthalpies of fusion and vaporization are 6.01 and 40.7 kJ/mol, respectively; the molar heat capacities for solid, liquid and gas phases are 37.7, 75.3 and 36.5 J/mol,K, respectively.  

      a.

    127
      b.

    162
      c.

    147
      d.

    112
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