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Silver or Ag (Dr. Tree's third favorite metal) melts at 961.8°C and has a Heat of Fusion = 88 Jlgm. Let the superscript "sl" indicate that a substance is melting (i.e., solid liquid). 2. a. Please find Ah for melting Ag in kJ/mole. sl b. Please determine Ah for melting Ag in J/ K-mole. Note: Fusion = a liquid to solid transformation. Note: Heats Fusion are traditionally reported as positive values. Engineers must determine the proper sign for their system.

Silver or Ag (Dr. Tree's third favorite metal) melts at 961.8°C and has a Heat of Fusion = 88 Jlgm. Let the superscript "sl" indicate that a substance is melting (i.e., solid liquid). 2. a. Please find Ah for melting Ag in kJ/mole. sl b. Please determine Ah for melting Ag in J/ K-mole. Note: Fusion = a liquid to solid transformation. Note: Heats Fusion are traditionally reported as positive values. Engineers must determine the proper sign for their system.

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Silver or Ag (Dr. Tree's third favorite metal) melts at 961.8°C and has a Heat of Fusion = 88 Jlgm. Let the superscript "sl" indicate that a substance is melting (i.e., solid liquid). 2. -sl a. Please find Ah for melting Ag in kJ/mole. sl b. Please determine Ah for melting Ag in J/ K-mole. Note: Fusion = a liquid to solid transformation. Note: Heats Fusion are traditionally reported as positive values. Engineers must determine the proper sign for their system.
Transcribed Image Text:Silver or Ag (Dr. Tree's third favorite metal) melts at 961.8°C and has a Heat of Fusion = 88 Jlgm. Let the superscript "sl" indicate that a substance is melting (i.e., solid liquid). 2. -sl a. Please find Ah for melting Ag in kJ/mole. sl b. Please determine Ah for melting Ag in J/ K-mole. Note: Fusion = a liquid to solid transformation. Note: Heats Fusion are traditionally reported as positive values. Engineers must determine the proper sign for their system.
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