Problem:72.3 g of ice at -15.0°Chas heat energy addedto it until it becomessteam at 145°C.Calculate the totalamount of heat energyneeded (in Joules) toaccomplish this.(5 calculations will beneeded. Then add theenergy from each stepto get the total energyrequired.)a) Calculate the energy required to heat the

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Problem:
72.3 g of ice at -15.0°C
has heat energy added
to it until it becomes
steam at 145°C.
Calculate the total
amount of heat energy
needed (in Joules) to
accomplish this.
(5 calculations will be
needed. Then add the
energy from each step
to get the total energy
required.)
a) Calculate the energy required to heat the

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