9.3 skill applicationThe heating curve below shows the change in temperature of a 20 gsample of a substance as energy is added to the substance as heat.(Note that the horizontal scale of the graph is not uniform.)600GasLiquid+ gas450Solid +Liquid300Solidliquid1501.8512.016.6855 857Heat (kJ)a. the specific heat capacity of the liquidb. the latent heat of fusionc. the specific heat capacity of the solidd. the specific heat capacity of the vapore. the latent heat of vaporizationTemperature (°C)

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The heating curve below shows the change in temperature of a 20 g sample of a substance as energy is added to the substance as heat. (Note that the horizontal scale of the graph is not uniform.) 600 Gas Liquid + gas 450 Solid + Liquid liquid 300 Solid 150 1.85 12.0 16.6 855 857 Heat (kJ) a. the specific heat capacity of the liquid b. the latent heat of fusion c. the specific heat capacity of the solid Temperature (°C)

The heating curve below shows the change in temperature of a 20 g sample of a substance as energy is added to the substance as heat. (Note that the horizontal scale of the graph is not uniform.) 600 Gas Liquid + gas 450 Solid + Liquid liquid 300 Solid 150 1.85 12.0 16.6 855 857 Heat (kJ) a. the specific heat capacity of the liquid b. the latent heat of fusion c. the specific heat capacity of the solid Temperature (°C)

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9.3 skill application
The heating curve below shows the change in temperature of a 20 g
sample of a substance as energy is added to the substance as heat.
(Note that the horizontal scale of the graph is not uniform.)
600
Gas
Liquid
+ gas
450
Solid +
Liquid
300
Solid
liquid
150
1.85
12.0
16.6
855 857
Heat (kJ)
a. the specific heat capacity of the liquid
b. the latent heat of fusion
c. the specific heat capacity of the solid
d. the specific heat capacity of the vapor
e. the latent heat of vaporization
Temperature (°C)

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