How much energy in Joules is needed by a 10 grams of ice at -30°C to become steam at 120°C? Express your final answer in whole number and do not type the unit in your answer. * ; Csteam -2.01 L₂ = 2260 ½; L = 334; Cice = 2.100 Cwater = 4.186 ; =

How much energy in Joules is needed by a 10 grams of ice at -30°C to become steam at 120°C? Express your final answer in whole number and do not type the unit in your answer. * ; Csteam -2.01 L₂ = 2260 ½; L = 334; Cice = 2.100 Cwater = 4.186 ; =

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How much energy in Joules is needed by a 10 grams of ice at -30°C to become steam at
120°C? Express your final answer in whole number and do not type the unit in your
answer. *
L₁ = 2260 ½; Lf = 334; Cice = = 2.100
; Cwater = 4.186
; C steam 2.01-
=
8.C
T (°C)
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E
120
90
60
30
-30
B
8.C

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