The heat that is required in order to have phase change at a constant temperature is called the latent heat. For water, the latent heat of fusion is 334 J/g at 0 degrees Celsius. To determine the heat required for a given mass of ice, we do as follows:
Heat = 334 J/g (300 g) = 100,200 J <------------CLOSEST TO A
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Answer:
<em>1.11m</em>
Explanation:
From the diagram we are given the following forces;
F1 = 24.3N
F3 = 30N
Since the sum of upward forces is equal to that of downward force, then;
F2 = F1 + F3
F2 = 24.3N + 30N
F2 = 54.3N
Required
Distance between B and C
First we need to get Length of AC
Take moment about A
Anticlockwise moment = F3 cos20 * AC
Anticlockwise moment = 30ACcos 20
Clockwise moment = 1.2 * F2
Clockwise moment = 1.2(54.3) = 65.16Nm
Applying the principle of moment;
Sum of ACW moment = Sum of CW moments
30ACcos 20 = 65.16
AC = 65.16/30cos20
AC = 65.16/28.19
AC = 2.31m
Get the distance BC
AC = AB + BC
BC = AC-AB
BC = 2.31 - 1.2
BC = 1.11m
Hence the separation between B and C is 1.11m
<em>Note that the force F1 got in (a) was the value used in the calculation.</em>
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Answer: a. 17.7 KJ/Mol
b. T=210K
Explanation:
Arsine, ash3 is a highly toxic compound used in the electronics industry for the production of semiconductors. its vapor pressure is 35 torr at – 111.95°c and 253 torr at – 83.6°c. using these data calculate.
the question isnt completely originally, but we could look at the likely derivation from the questions
(a) the standard enthalpy of vaporization
using the clausius clapeyron equation
In (PT1vap / PT2vap) = delta H (vap) / R ( (1/T1) - (1/T2) )
In (35Torr/253Torr) = delta H (vap) / 8.3145 ( (1/189.55) - (1/161.2) )
Therefore, Delta H (vap) = 17.7 KJ/Mol
b. Also the boiling point
What is the normal boiling point of arsine?
At the boiling point Pvap = atmospheric pressure = 1 atm=760 torr
substitution into the equation as stated in question 1
ln(760/253)=17700/8.314(1/189.55-1/T)
T=210K
It's kinetic energy as the ball the ball isn't raised above the ground it does not have any gravitational potential energy.
To find the kinetic energy of the ball you will have to use the formula:
KE=0.5 x m x v squared
m being mass and v being velocity
so the calculation is:
0.5 x 2 x 10 x 10= 100J
