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How much heat is needed to change 20 g of mercury at20°C

into mercury vapor at the boiling point?

Short Answer

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The answer isQ=6.8kJ

Step by step solution

01

Total Heat of Mercury

Temperature Change of Mercury is at the initial level of 20°Cand the maximum level of temperature is 357°C.

Here, Q1is Temperature Change and Q2is phase change

Therefore, the total heat is

Q=Q1+Q2

Also, Q1=McT

Thus,

role="math" localid="1649083560585" Q1=Mc(T2-T1)=0.944×103J=0.944kJ

On the other hand,Q2=MLv

02

Calculation of Result

Here Lvis Heat of Vaporization

Thus,Q2=MLv=5.92×103J=5.9kJ

Now,

Q=Q1+Q2=0.9kJ+5.9kJ=6.8kJ

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