A 70g steam sample at 150C was converted to ice at 150C.Calculate the total amount of...
A 70g steam sample at 150C was converted to ice at 150C.Calculate the total amount of heat removed in the process in question 3. (SH ice = 2.09J/g.C ; SH water = 4.184j/g.C : SH steam = 1.84J/g.C ; H cond= -40.7 kj/mol H freeszing =-6.01kj/mol)
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