Please explain it. ASAP Heat (1)In the table, T₁ = 45.7 °C, E₁ = 185 J, E₂ = 836 J, E3= 1490 J, and E. = 2890 J.Other experiments determine that the material has a temperature of fusion of Tfusion = 235 °C and a temperature of vaporizationof Tvapor = 471 °C.If the sample of material has a mass of m= 8.60 g. calculate the specific heat when this material is a solid, c., and when it isliquid, c.C₁ =g-°CJ9=8 °C

Given: T₁= 45.7 °C, E1 = 185 J, E₂ = 836 J, E3 = 1490 J, and E4 = 2890 J. m = 8.60 g Tfusion = 235…

Heat (1) In the table, T₁= 45.7 °C, E₁ = 185 J, E₂ = 836 J, E, = 1490 J, and E₁ = 2890 J. temperature of fusion of Tasion = 235 °C and a temperature of vaporization Other experiments determine that the material has a of Taper = 471 °C. If the sample of material has a mass of m= 8.60 g, calculate the specific heat when this material is a solid, c., and when it is liquid, a. G₁ = J 8-°C J 9 = g-°C

Heat (1) In the table, T₁= 45.7 °C, E₁ = 185 J, E₂ = 836 J, E, = 1490 J, and E₁ = 2890 J. temperature of fusion of Tasion = 235 °C and a temperature of vaporization Other experiments determine that the material has a of Taper = 471 °C. If the sample of material has a mass of m= 8.60 g, calculate the specific heat when this material is a solid, c., and when it is liquid, a. G₁ = J 8-°C J 9 = g-°C

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