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spacecraft is fueled using hydrazine ​(N2H4​; molecular weight of 32 grams per mole​ [g/mol]) and carries 1,646 kilograms​ [kg] of fuel. On a mission to orbit a​ planet, the fuel will first be warmed from −196 degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] to 76 degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] before being used after the long space flight to reach the planet. The specific heat capacity of hydrazine is 0.099 kilojoules per mole kelvin​ [kJ/(mol K)]. If there is 250 watts​ [W] of power available

spacecraft is fueled using hydrazine ​(N2H4​; molecular weight of 32 grams per mole​ [g/mol]) and carries 1,646 kilograms​ [kg] of fuel. On a mission to orbit a​ planet, the fuel will first be warmed from −196 degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] to 76 degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] before being used after the long space flight to reach the planet. The specific heat capacity of hydrazine is 0.099 kilojoules per mole kelvin​ [kJ/(mol K)]. If there is 250 watts​ [W] of power available

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A spacecraft is fueled using hydrazine

​(N2H4​;

molecular weight of

32

grams per mole​ [g/mol]) and carries

1,646

kilograms​ [kg] of fuel. On a mission to orbit a​ planet, the fuel will first be warmed from

−196

degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] to

76

degrees Fahrenheit​ [°F] before being used after the long space flight to reach the planet. The specific heat capacity of hydrazine is

0.099

kilojoules per mole kelvin​ [kJ/(mol K)]. If there is

250

watts​ [W] of power available to heat the​ fuel, how long will the heating process take in units of hours​ [h]? 

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