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How much energy in calories is absorbed when 85.55 g of ethanol melt? The heat of fusion of ethanol is 0.10896 KJ/g. a. 2.228 cal O b. 2228 cal С. 9322 cal O d. 9.322 cal

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How much energy in calories is absorbed
when 85.55 g of ethanol melt? The heat of
fusion of ethanol is 0.10896 KJ/g.
а.
2.228 cal
O b. 2228 cal
С.
9322 cal
O d. 9.322 cal

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