How much energy (heat) is required to convert 72.7 gram of ice at -12.0 ° C to steam at 125 °C? GIVEN: Specific heat (ice): 9.092 J/g degree C Specific heat (water): 4.184 J/g degree C Specific heat (steam): 2.013 J/g degree C Hfuss= 3321/g Hvap- 2260J/g

How much energy (heat) is required to convert 72.7 gram of ice at -12.0 ° C to steam at 125 °C? GIVEN: Specific heat (ice): 9.092 J/g degree C Specific heat (water): 4.184 J/g degree C Specific heat (steam): 2.013 J/g degree C Hfuss= 3321/g Hvap- 2260J/g

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