Question 24Shown below is the heating curve (q vs. T) for some substance.(3)D20-heat added (kl/ml)melting pointenthalpy of fusion-35. "C5.00 kJ/mol2.90 g/cm³ (solid)boiling pointenthalpy ofvaporizationdensity25. "C30.00 kJ/mol28. J-K mel (sold)2.20 g/ml. (quid)heat capacity56. JK mel30. JK mel (liquid)(vapor)Which value was used to determine line segment AB?O 5.00 kJ/mol30.00 kJ/mol28 J K¹ mol¹30 J K¹¹ mol-156 J K¹ mol¹

For line segment AB, since it is before the melting point of the substance, which is 35∘ C, the only…

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