1) Calculate the heat required to increae temperature of 30.50 g
of solid cobalt from 1472.00 deg C to 1495.00 deg C (melting
point):
2) Calculate the heat required to melt 30.50 g of solid cobalt at 1495.00 deg C (melting point):
3) Calculate the heat required to increae temperature of 30.50 g of liquid cobalt from 1495.00 deg C (melting point) to 3097.00 deg C (boiling point)::
Add the heat required to increae temperature of 30.50 g of solid cobalt from 1472.00 deg C to 1495.00 deg C (melting point) to the heat required to melt 30.50 g of solid cobalt at 1495.00 deg C (melting point):
Add the heat required to increae temperature of 30.50 g of solid cobalt from 1472.00 deg C to 1495.00 deg C (melting point) to the heat required to melt 30.50 g of solid cobalt at 1495.00 deg C (melting point) and to the heat required to increae temperature of 30.50 g of liquid cobalt from 1495.00 deg C (melting point) to 3097.00 deg C (boiling point):
Total heat given to obat sample is
. This is grater than
but less than
.
Hence, the sample is liquid and the final teperature is greater than 1495.00 deg C (melting point) but less than 3097.00 deg C (boiling point)::
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