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09-12-2022
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liquid water at 50 °c is heated to steam at 150 °c. which piece of information is not required to determine the amount of heat that must be added for this change to occur?a. specific heat of H2O (l)b. specific heat of H2O (g)c. deltaH (fusion)d. deltaH (vaporization)e. all of the above are required

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