The following information is given for aluminum at I atm:T, - 2467.00°CT- 660.00°CAH (2467.00°C) - 1.053 x 10' gAH(660.00°C) - 398.4 JigSpecific heat solid -0.9000 Jig °CSpecific heat liquid - 1.088 g "CA31.30 g sample of solid aluminum is initially at 638.00°C. If the sample is heated at constant pressure (P-1 atm),kJ of heat areneeded to raise the temperature of the sample to 912.00°C.

Given : Melting point of Aluminium = 660.00 oC ΔHfus of Al = 398.4 J/g. Specific heat of solid Al =…

The following information is given for aluminum at 1 atm All (2467.00°C)-1.053 x 10' g AHu(0.00°C) - 308.4 g T-2467.00°C T- 660.00°C Specific heat solid -0.9000 Jig "C Specifie heat liquid-1.088 g "C A3L30g sample of solid aluminum is initially at 638.00°C. If the sample is heated at constant pressure (P-1 atm), needed to raise the temperature of the sample to 912.00C. kJ of heat are

The following information is given for aluminum at 1 atm All (2467.00°C)-1.053 x 10' g AHu(0.00°C) - 308.4 g T-2467.00°C T- 660.00°C Specific heat solid -0.9000 Jig "C Specifie heat liquid-1.088 g "C A3L30g sample of solid aluminum is initially at 638.00°C. If the sample is heated at constant pressure (P-1 atm), needed to raise the temperature of the sample to 912.00C. kJ of heat are

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