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1. Is the melting point of substance A (a) greater than, (b) less than or (c) equal to the
melting point of substance B?
Explain your reasoning.
2. Is the specific heat of substance A in its solid state (a) greater than, less than, or (c)
equal to the specific heat of substance B in its solid state?
Explain your reasoning.
3. Is the latent heat of fusion of substance A (a) greater than, (b) less than or (c) equal to
the latent heat of fusion of substance B?
Explain your reasoning
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n Hum and copper to answer this question Heat is added to a solid substance at a constant rate. added. The graph shows the temperature of the substance as heat is E. Heat Added Which part of the graph is representative of the liquid state? A) A в) в C) C D) D Based on the graph above, which of the following statements is correct? A) The heat of required to warm the solid up the melting point is the...
Use the following table of thermal physics specs. Latent specific melting/freezing heat of substance heat point (K) fusion (cal/g K) (cal/g) solid H2O 0.50 273 80 liquid H2O 1.00 273 80 solid gold 0.0301 1336 15 liquid gold 0.0355 1336 15 solid lead 0.0305 601 5.5 liquid lead 0.033 601 5.5 HEAT-MELT-HEAT CALCULATION (3 points) How much energy is required to convert 1.00 gram of solid gold at intial temperature T; = 1335 K to liquid gold at final temperature...
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Use the following table of thermal physics specs. substance specific heat melting/freezing Latent heat of (cal/g K) point (K) fusion (cal/g) 0.50 273 80 1.00 273 80 0.0301 1336 15 solid H2O liquid H20 solid gold liquid gold solid lead liquid lead 0.0355 1336 15 0.0305 601 5.5 0.033 601 5.5 HEAT-MELT-HEAT CALCULATION (3 points) How much energy is required to convert 1.00 gram of solid gold at intial temperature T; = 1335 K to liquid gold at final...
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