For a given species, see the thermodynamic values below.Boiling Point:90.0° CMelting Point:Heat of Vaporization:10.0° C30.0 kJ/molHeat of Fusion:10.0 kJ/molheat capacity (solid):100.0 J/mol Kheat capacity (liquid):120.0 J/mol Kheat capacity (gas):80.0 J/mol KCalculate the energy released in kJ as a 2.0 mol sample of benzene at 100°C is cooled to 50°CReport in kJ, do not use scientific notation. Give answer to the tenths place

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For a given species, see the thermodynamic values below. Boiling Point: Melting Point: Heat of Vaporization: 90.0 C 10.0° C 30.0 kJ/mol Heat of Fusion: 10.0 kJ/mol heat capacity (solid): heat capacity (liquid): heat capacity (gas): 100.0 J/mol K 120.0 J/mol K 80.0 J/mol K Calculate the energy released in kJ as a 2.0 mol sample of benzene at 100°C is cooled to 50°C Report in kJ, do not use scientific notation. Give answer to the tenths place

For a given species, see the thermodynamic values below. Boiling Point: Melting Point: Heat of Vaporization: 90.0 C 10.0° C 30.0 kJ/mol Heat of Fusion: 10.0 kJ/mol heat capacity (solid): heat capacity (liquid): heat capacity (gas): 100.0 J/mol K 120.0 J/mol K 80.0 J/mol K Calculate the energy released in kJ as a 2.0 mol sample of benzene at 100°C is cooled to 50°C Report in kJ, do not use scientific notation. Give answer to the tenths place

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