Temperature Section 2: Heating Curves 1. What state of matter exists between A & B? 2. What states of matter exist between B & C? 3. What state of matter exists between C & D? 4. What states of matter exist between D & E? E 5. What state of matter exists between E & F? 6. What formula would you use to calculate the heat needed to move from point B to point C? 7. What formula would you use to calculate the heat needed to move from point C to point D? 8. What formula would you use to calculate the heat needed to move from point D to point E? 9. What do you know about temperature during any phase change? heat added (a)

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