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Chemistry, 24.03.2021 20:30 oneicyahdaley10

Create a heating curve below knowing that the freezing point of the substance is -5 degrees Celsius and
the boiling point is 85 degrees Celsius.
What is the total energy in kJ needed for 120 grams of the unknown substance to go from a -38 degrees
Celsius to 115 degrees Celsius?


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