How much heat is required to completely melt 1.37 mol of solid isopropyl alcohol at its melting point?

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The data for the heat of fusion for the isopropyl alcohol is 3.301 kJ/mol. This data was taken from Parks and Kelly (1928). After acquiring this data, we can now calculate for the amount of heat:

(3.301 kJ/mol) x (1. 37 mol) = 4.52 kJ

Thus, the amount of heat required to completely melth 1.37 mol of solid isopropyl alcohol at its melting point (184 K) is 4.52 kJ.

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