Using the following Cs,ice 2.09 J/g°C, J/g°C, Cs,water (g)= 2.01 J/gºC, values & equations, Cs,water (= 4.184 AHvap, H20 +40.7 kJ/mol, +6.02 kJ/mol, q = nΔΗtus, Cs X AT q = nΔΗvap. AHfus, H20 q=mx How much energy (in kJ) would it take til the last piece of ice (@ a temperature of -45.0 °C) is converted into a liquid. The ice has a mass of 2.3 kg.

Using the following Cs,ice 2.09 J/g°C, J/g°C, Cs,water (g)= 2.01 J/gºC, values & equations, Cs,water (= 4.184 AHvap, H20 +40.7 kJ/mol, +6.02 kJ/mol, q = nΔΗtus, Cs X AT q = nΔΗvap. AHfus, H20 q=mx How much energy (in kJ) would it take til the last piece of ice (@ a temperature of -45.0 °C) is converted into a liquid. The ice has a mass of 2.3 kg.

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