How many joules of heat are required to melt 4.5 g of copper at a temperature of 1083°C? Use the values found in Table 15 from Appendix C of your text. Table 15 Heat ConstantsSpecific HeatHeat ofcal/g °CVaporizationHeat of FusionorMeltingBoilingkcal/kg °Ccal/gorkcal/kgcal/gPointPointoror(°C)(°C)Btu/lb °FJ/kg °CJ/kgkcal/kgJ/kgAlcohol,ethylAluminum1.04 × 1053.21 × 105-11778.50.58240024.92048.54 × 10566020570.2292076.8Brass8400.092390Сopper108323300.09239049.02.05 x 105Glass0.21880Ice0.512100803.35 x 105Iron (steel)154030000.1154817.893.30 × 104Lead32716200.0311305.862.45 x 1041.18 x 104Mercury-38.93570.0331402.8265.02.72 x 105Silver96119500.05623026.01.09 × 105Steam0.482000Water100803.35 × 1055402.26 x 106(liquid)Zinc1.0041904199070.09239023.09.63 × 104

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How many joules of heat are required to melt 4.5 g of copper at a temperature of 1083°C? Use the values found in Table 15 from Appendix C of your text.

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