The heat capacity of ice is 2.108 J/g C. If I take a 8.138 g sample of Moderna vaccine that is kept in a freezer at -65 degrees C and warm it up until it becomes liquid vaccine at 20 degrees C, how many Joules of energy does it take to do this? HINT: assume the vaccine is 100% water. O a. 1796.06 Joules O b. 4514.15 Joules O c. 3399.08 Joules O d. 680.99 Joules e. 3833-16 Joules

The heat capacity of ice is 2.108 J/g C. If I take a 8.138 g sample of Moderna vaccine that is kept in a freezer at -65 degrees C and warm it up until it becomes liquid vaccine at 20 degrees C, how many Joules of energy does it take to do this? HINT: assume the vaccine is 100% water. O a. 1796.06 Joules O b. 4514.15 Joules O c. 3399.08 Joules O d. 680.99 Joules e. 3833-16 Joules

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ChapterU5: Fire: Energy , Thermodynamics, And Oxidation-reduction

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