How many kJ (correct to two decimal places) are required when 800 g of water are heated from -55°C to 125°C? SLHF = 335 kJ/kg SHC Ice = 2090J/kg SLHV =2257kJ/kg SHC Steam = 1840J/kg kJ are required.

How many kJ (correct to two decimal places) are required when 800 g of water are heated from -55°C to 125°C? SLHF = 335 kJ/kg SHC Ice = 2090J/kg SLHV =2257kJ/kg SHC Steam = 1840J/kg kJ are required.

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How many kj (correct to two decimal places) are required when 800 g of water are heated from -55°C to 125°C?
SLHF = 335 kJ/kg
SHC Ice = 2090J/kg
SLHV =2257kJ/kg
SHC Steam = 1840J/kg
kJ are required.

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