How much heat (in kJ) is required to warm 16.0g of ice, initially at -14.0 degree Celsius, to steam at 115 degree Celsius? The heat capacity of ice is 2.09 J/ g*C and heat capacity of steam is 2.01J/g*C (answer in kJ and 3 sigfigs)
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How much heat (in kJ) is required to warm 16.0g of ice, initially at -14.0 degree Celsius, to steam at 115 degree Celsius? The heat capacity of ice is 2.09 J/ g*C and heat capacity of steam is 2.01J/g*C
(answer in kJ and 3 sigfigs)
My attempt equaled 7680.04 kJ but is incorrect, thank you for the help
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3) how
16.0
g
how much heat (KJ) is required to warm
at 115 °C ?
of ice, initially at -14°C, to steam
the heat capacity of ice is
-1
and
2.095.g²¹.c
is 2.015.g¹.c ²
D
2
3
S
O
the that of steam
[KS to ssig figs]
8₁-
mc AT
(warm to melting point)
tq ₁ =
9₁ = (16.05) (2.095/9.c) (0.0°7--14°c)
468.16
16.08h00 x
= 0.8879
2
q₂ = AHFUS * mol
(6.023) (0.88791) = S. 345172031KS
imcl
18.028
93= MC AT
(warm to boiling point)
(16.05 )( 4.18 3/9-c) ( 100°C -0.0⁰)
83= 6682
8₁ = Autlvap xmol
9 ₁ = (40.715 /mol ) ( 0.8879)
(Phase change)
84 = 136 137 534 J
8 5 = MCAT
(16.09) (2.01 3/g.c) ( 115 - 100
qs =
482.4 к5
Total: 7680.042702 KS
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