Steam at a temperature of 113.0°C with a mass of 24.00 grams is cooled until itreaches a final temperature of 34.0°C. Use the provided data and the heating curveto calculate the amount of energy (in kJ) is required to complete this process. If theprocess is exothermic be sure to include the appropriate sign.Hint: Condensation is exothermic. How does that affect AH?130AGas100IGas - Liquid !LiquidLiquid-! SolidSoliderature H20 (°C) Note This image is for illustrative purposes only. The starting points and endpointsmay not necessarily match. However, the freezing and boiling points are same aswhat's indicated on the imageAHfusJ334AHvap2258gJ2.09g°CJ4.188°CJCs,iceCs,liquidCs,steam2.018°CYour Answer:

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Steam at a temperature of 113.0°C with a mass of 24.00 grams is cooled until it reaches a final temperature of 34.0°C. Use the provided data and the heating curve to calculate the amount of energy (in kJ) is required to complete this process. If the process is exothermic be sure to include the appropriate sign. Hint: Condensation is exothermic. How does that affect AH? 130 A Gas 100 !Gas - Liquid Liquid Liquid- Solid Solid erature H20 (°C)

Steam at a temperature of 113.0°C with a mass of 24.00 grams is cooled until it reaches a final temperature of 34.0°C. Use the provided data and the heating curve to calculate the amount of energy (in kJ) is required to complete this process. If the process is exothermic be sure to include the appropriate sign. Hint: Condensation is exothermic. How does that affect AH? 130 A Gas 100 !Gas - Liquid Liquid Liquid- Solid Solid erature H20 (°C)

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