Ivy E.

asked • 04/27/24

My question is a General Chemistry that involves the heat capacity, heat of fusion, and heat of vaporization.

Calculate each of the following:

 

a. the amount of heat required to warm 3.47 moles of water from 25*C to 55*C.

b. the mass of steam required to release 3.65 x 10 to the 5th power kJ on condensation.

c. the amount of heat required to melt 12.00kg of ice at 273.15K.

d. the volume of water that can be heated from 20.00*C to 30.0*C with 7.32kJ of heat. (Use the density at 25 degrees C).

e. the total amount of heat required to warm 5.00kg of ice from -25.0*C to 0.0*C and then melt it.



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Ivy E.

I submitted the question again because three of the answers did not correspond to the answers in my textbook. The textbook says these questions are: c. 4.00 x 10 to the 3rd power, d. 176 mL, and e. 1920 kJ. Do you have an idea why this is the case?
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04/27/24

J.R. S.

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Yes, I can explain the differences. The answer I gave for c is essentially the same as what the book says. I report 4008 kJ which is 4.008 x 10 to the 3rd power. For d) I report 175 g which is the same as 175 ml (I forgot to convert to mls) if the density is 1 g / ml. And for e) I report 1930 kJ and the book says it is 1920 kJ. I'm guessing I have a rounding or math error or they use different values for heat of fusion of ice or for the specific heat of ice. I used 209 J/gº for specific heat and 334 J/g for heat of fusion. So, in summary, my answers are pretty much the same and probably only differ based on constants used. Thanks for replying. This will help all of us that read this. Be sure to use the constants that the book gives you for specific heat values and for ∆Hfusion and ∆Hvaporization.
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04/27/24

Ivy E.

Thank you very much for your help!
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04/27/24

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