Can you work this out and explain it to me please Thank You! = LEARN36OSearch 379,281 mPLUS O CLASSROOM VIDEODISTRICTHeat of Vaporisationof a Substancem [kgTo evaporate a sample of onekilogram of a substance at itsboiling point, acertain amount of heat needsto be provided. This heat iscalled the heat of vaporisation0.of the substance and isexpressed in joules perkilogram [kgActivity: The evaporation heatof mercury is 296kJCalculatekghow much heat needs to beprovided to change 50 g of thissubstance into vapour at itsboiling point.Q = |kJ

Heat of vaporisation of a compound is the heat required to evaporate the unit amount of substance at…

Heat of Vaporisation of a Substance To evaporate a sample kilogram of a substance at its boiling point, a certain amount of heat needs one to be provided. This heat is called the heat of vaporisation of the substance and is expressed in joules per kilogram [: 1. kg Activity: The evaporation heat kJ . Calculate kg how much heat needs to be of mercury is 296 provided to change 50 g of this substance into vapour at its boiling point. kJ

Heat of Vaporisation of a Substance To evaporate a sample kilogram of a substance at its boiling point, a certain amount of heat needs one to be provided. This heat is called the heat of vaporisation of the substance and is expressed in joules per kilogram [: 1. kg Activity: The evaporation heat kJ . Calculate kg how much heat needs to be of mercury is 296 provided to change 50 g of this substance into vapour at its boiling point. kJ

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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