Chemistry, 30.01.2021 05:30, mtassy85

16. You have 2 beakers: one contains 30 g of water (1) at 60°C & the other has 30 g of ethyl alcohol (1) at 60°C. How many Joules of heat is required to heat each beaker up to 85 °C?
(Specific heat of alcohol: 2.44 J/(g*°C), Boiling point = 78.4 °C, Latent heat of Vap, = 841 J/g)
Make a phase change diagrams for each substance
b. Clearly show each calculation that is needed.
a.

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16. You have 2 beakers: one contains 30 g of water (1) at 60°C & the other has 30 g of ethyl alc...