How much energy (transferred as heat) is required to completely melt a 6.14 g sample of copper?Reference valuesSubstance Specific heatMeltingpoint,°CHeatSpecific heatof a liquid(0/(gx°C)Boilingpoint,of a solid(enthalpy) offusion (J/g)(0/(8×°C)°CCopper0.38510852050.492562Iron0.44415382720.822862Silver0.240961.8880.282162Water2.0923334.179100O A. 2.56 kJO B. 1.26 kJO C. 3.01 JO D.1370 kJO E. 33.4 J

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How much energy (transferred as heat) is required to completely melt a 6.14 g sample of copper? Reference values Substance Specific heat Melting point, °C Heat Specific heat of a liquid (J/(gx°C) Boiling point, of a solid (enthalpy) of fusion (J/g) (0/(gx°C) °C Сopper 0.385 1085 205 0.49 2562 Iron 0.444 1538 272 0.82 2862 Silver 0.240 961.8 88 0.28 2162 Water 2.092 333 4.179 100 O A. 2.56 kJ OB. 1.26 kJ OC. 3.01 J O D. 1370 kJ O E. 33.4 J

How much energy (transferred as heat) is required to completely melt a 6.14 g sample of copper? Reference values Substance Specific heat Melting point, °C Heat Specific heat of a liquid (J/(gx°C) Boiling point, of a solid (enthalpy) of fusion (J/g) (0/(gx°C) °C Сopper 0.385 1085 205 0.49 2562 Iron 0.444 1538 272 0.82 2862 Silver 0.240 961.8 88 0.28 2162 Water 2.092 333 4.179 100 O A. 2.56 kJ OB. 1.26 kJ OC. 3.01 J O D. 1370 kJ O E. 33.4 J

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