For a given substance, which ofthe following has the sameabsolute value as its latent heatof vaporization? *latent heat of freezinglatent heat of meltinglatent heat of sublimationlatent heat of evaporationO latent heat of condensation

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For a given substance, which of
the following has the same
absolute value as its latent heat
of vaporization? *
latent heat of freezing
latent heat of melting
latent heat of sublimation
latent heat of evaporation
O latent heat of condensation

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