Calculate the heat required to change 10.0 g of ice at-15.0 degrees Celcius to water vapor at 110. degrees Celcius. (Cice 0.530 cal/g C; Cwater= 1 cal/ge C; Cwater vapor = 0.48 cal/goC; Hr-water= 80 cal/g; Hv-water = 540 cal/g)S %3D %3D

Calculate the heat required to change 10.0 g of ice at-15.0 degrees Celcius to water vapor at 110. degrees Celcius. (Cice 0.530 cal/g C; Cwater= 1 cal/ge C; Cwater vapor = 0.48 cal/goC; Hr-water= 80 cal/g; Hv-water = 540 cal/g)S %3D %3D

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Calculate the heat required to change 10.0 g of ice at-15.0 degrees Celcius to water
vapor at 110. degrees Celcius. (Cice 0.530 cal/g C; Cwater= 1 cal/g° C; Cwaters
cal/go C; Hr-water 80 cal/g; Hy-water= 540 cal/g)
= 0.48
vapor

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