2.) This slope will give you the change in weight (Newtons) per second. Knowing the latent heat of vaporization for liquid nitrogen, determine dQ/dt. Use the value LV=2.00×105 J/kg. Show your calculations here. Fik tot Lapeinent Data Anlya aat Option Page HA Page1CelletFane NLatestTimeForce(s)00060012.00IN)24-256323582302340Line Per LatestroeForcemt418.0124.01orer 260NCanaan30 0136.012329231842.024 0254.0260.0266.0072.0078.0323162308102.3022.20511122.2042.2022.2722 20523-13141564.0390.04904102 0416172.258225422342 24022172 246218918192021100 04114 05120 05126 05132 05138 06144.06222 2092 2292.221244232422-2526150 06156 06272829302.157162 06168 07174072.2112.22021921723132180.07110 06168.00204.062163213021753334352 160Force0.263 N100200300(128 2, 2 3937) (A90 7 ayo 154)Time (s)I2AMP Type here to searchLinear Fit for: Latest | ForceForce = mt+bm (Slope): -0.001229 N/sb (Y-Intercept): 2.368 NCorrelation: -0.9965RMSE: 0.002868 NIN aovo

2.) This slope will give you the change in weight (Newtons) per second. Knowing the latent heat of vaporization for liquid nitrogen, determine dQ/dt. Use the value LV=2.00×105 J/kg. Show your calculations here.

2.) This slope will give you the change in weight (Newtons) per second. Knowing the latent heat of vaporization for liquid nitrogen, determine dQ/dt. Use the value LV=2.00×105 J/kg. Show your calculations here.

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2.) This slope will give you the change in weight (Newtons) per second. Knowing the latent heat of vaporization for liquid nitrogen, determine dQ/dt. Use the value L_V=2.00×10⁵ J/kg. Show your calculations here.

Fik tot Lapeinent Data Anlya aat Option Page H
A Page1
Cellet
Fane N
Latest
Time
Force
(s)
000
600
12.00
IN)
24-
2563
2358
230
2340
Line Per Latestroe
Forcemt
4
18.01
24.01
orer 260N
Canaan
30 01
36.01
2329
2318
42.02
4 02
54.02
60.02
66.00
72.00
78.03
2316
2308
10
2.302
2.205
11
12
2.204
2.202
2.272
2 205
23-
13
14
15
64.03
90.04
904
102 04
16
17
2.258
2254
2234
2 240
2217
2 246
2189
18
19
20
21
100 04
114 05
120 05
126 05
132 05
138 06
144.06
22
2 209
2 229
2.221
244
23
24
22-
25
26
150 06
156 06
27
28
29
30
2.157
162 06
168 07
17407
2.211
2.220
219
2172
31
32
180.07
110 06
168.00
204.06
2163
2130
2175
33
34
35
2 160
Force
0.263 N
100
200
300
(128 2, 2 3937) (A90 7 ayo 154)
Time (s)
I2AM
P Type here to search
Linear Fit for: Latest | Force
Force = mt+b
m (Slope): -0.001229 N/s
b (Y-Intercept): 2.368 N
Correlation: -0.9965
RMSE: 0.002868 N
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Latent heat is defined as the quantity of heat required to convert a unit mass of a substance from one state to another at a constant temperature. The phase or state conversion takes place at a constant temperature.

Latent heat of fusion is the latent heat required for the solid-liquid transition while Latent heat of vaporization is the latent heat required for the liquid-vapor transition.

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