Using the data below, determine how much heat (in Joules) is required to convert 405.0 g of ice at -18.5°C to liquid water at 67.5°C Please enter your answer as a number with the correct unit and number of sig figs. AH(as Quantity c, H₂0(s) c, H₂0 (1) c, H₂O(g) AHyap Value 2.087 C 2260 4.184C 2.042 3341/ (per gram) kj 36.03 75.37- mol Value (per mole) 37.60 mol - C mol- °C mol - C 6.01 40.7 mol

Using the data below, determine how much heat (in Joules) is required to convert 405.0 g of ice at -18.5°C to liquid water at 67.5°C Please enter your answer as a number with the correct unit and number of sig figs. AH(as Quantity c, H₂0(s) c, H₂0 (1) c, H₂O(g) AHyap Value 2.087 C 2260 4.184C 2.042 3341/ (per gram) kj 36.03 75.37- mol Value (per mole) 37.60 mol - C mol- °C mol - C 6.01 40.7 mol

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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