Rowan ChemSu22. A gas sample of a compound weighing 34.3 g (MW: 70.2 g/mol) at 127.2C is converted to the liquid phase at 44.6 C. What amount of heat (in J) is required to performthis process?Tb = 114 CHvap 2.44 kJ/molspecific heat of the gas is 4.3 g/J*molspecific heat of the liquid is 1.4 g/J*mol

Given information:- Mass of the gas sample = 34.3 g- Molar mass (MW) of the compound = 70.2 g/mol-…

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