ALEKS - Using Heat of Fusion or Vaporization to Find the Heat Needed to Melt or Boil A Substance
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Is it 10.458 or 10,548 because I don't get where the decimal point came from
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if it said from solid to boiling. would it be up to the boiling point, or the entire phase change?
@TonyStJohn
4 жыл бұрын
With this terminology that would mean up to the boiling point. If it wants the entire phase change it would say "completely evaporated" or something like that.
Where did you get the 1.94 mol C6H6? I’m confused on this step
@cynthebarb2147
Жыл бұрын
he divided the mass by its molar mass to get moles
I think he rounded wrong. I got an answer of 29.7kJ. Aleks would have probably counted his answer wrong.
You made a mistake when using the specif heat capacity...wrong temperature unit..check again