QI= mc;ATQ2= mHQ3= mcaterATQ4= mH,upQ5 = mc,eamATHeat of fusion for ice/water: H= 333.55J/g or 80 cal/gHeat of vaporization for water/vapor: Hup= 2257 J/g or 540 cal/gHeating curve for water: sketch and labelwith the water formsand equations for heating Q1-Q5:TempforwaterTime as constant heat is appliedQ problems when you're applying heat to water. Is it just going up in temperature, or is it goingthrough a phase change?1. If 100g of liquid water is heated from 2°C to 8°C how much heat energy in calories isapplied?2. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -8°C to -2°C, how much heat energy does the iceabsorb in this process?3. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -4°C to liquid water at 2°C how much heat energy doesthe ice/water absorb in this process?

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1. If 100g of liquid water is heated from 2°C to 8°C how much heat energy in calories is applied? 2. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -8°C to -2°C, how much heat energy does the ice absorb in this process? 3. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -4°C to liquid water at 2°C how much heat energy do the ice/water absorb in this process?

1. If 100g of liquid water is heated from 2°C to 8°C how much heat energy in calories is applied? 2. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -8°C to -2°C, how much heat energy does the ice absorb in this process? 3. If a 100.g ice pack is heated from -4°C to liquid water at 2°C how much heat energy do the ice/water absorb in this process?

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