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You have a 1.00-mole sample of water at-30.oC, and you heat it until you have gaseous water at 140.oC. Calculate qfor the entire process. Use the following data:

Specific heat capacity of ice=2.03 J oC-1g-1

Specific heat capacity of water=4.18 J oC-1g-1

Specific heat capacity of steam=2.02 J oC-1g-1

H2O(s)H2O(I)Hfusion=6.01kJ/mol(at0C)H2O(I)H2O(g)Hvaporization=40.7kJ/mol(at100C)

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The total heat for the whole process is 56.8 kJ.

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01

Calculation of heat

Mass of ice = 1 mol = 18.0 g

The change in temperature can be broken into many steps,

Ice at -30oC to ice at 0oC

q=mCTq=18.0g×2.303Jg-1C×(0C-30C)q=1092.2J=1.10kJ

Ice at 0oC to water at 0oC

q=Hfusion×molq=6.02kJmol-1×1.0molq=6.02kJ

Water at 0oC to water at 100oC

q=m(0|Tq=18.0g×4.18g-1C×(110C-0C)q=7524J=7.52kJ

Water at 100oC to steam at 100oC

q=Hvaporization×molesq=40.7kJmol-1×1.0molq=40.7kJ

Steam at 100oC to steam at 140oC

q=mCTq=18.0g×2.02Jg-1C×(140C-100C)q=1454.4J=1.4kJ

02

Determination of q for whole processa

The q for the whole process is,

q=1.10kJ+6.02kJ+7.52kJ+40.7kJ+1.45kJq=56.8kJ

Thus, the total heat for the whole process is 56.8 kJ.

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