**Title: Calculating Heat Required for Temperature Change in Water****Objective:**Determining the conversion factors needed to calculate the heat required to raise the temperature of 300.0 g of water from -37.0°C to 50.0°C.**Problem Statement:**How many CAL must be added to heat 300.0 g of water from -37.0°C to 50.0°C? Identify the appropriate conversion factors.**Conversion Factors Provided:**1. Specific heat of the solid: 0.504 cal/g°C2. Specific heat of the liquid: 0.999 cal/g°C3. Specific heat of the gas: 0.497 cal/g°C4. Heat of fusion: 79.7 cal/g5. Heat of vaporization: 539 cal/g**Task:**For each conversion factor, indicate whether it is:- (a) used- (b) not used**Instructions:**Place a checkmark in the appropriate box for each conversion factor, based on whether it is applicable for the temperature range given. **Note:**This exercise focuses on understanding which thermodynamic principles apply at different phases and temperature changes of water.

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How many CAL must be added to heat 300.0 g of water from -37.0°C to 50.0 °C ? Don't do the calculation, just indicate which conversion factors would be used specific heat of the solid, 0.504 cal/g°C specific heat of the liquid, 0.999 cal/g°C specific heat of the gas, 0.497 cal/g°C heat of fusion, 79.7 cal/g heat of vaporization, 539 cal/g a. used b. not used

How many CAL must be added to heat 300.0 g of water from -37.0°C to 50.0 °C ? Don't do the calculation, just indicate which conversion factors would be used specific heat of the solid, 0.504 cal/g°C specific heat of the liquid, 0.999 cal/g°C specific heat of the gas, 0.497 cal/g°C heat of fusion, 79.7 cal/g heat of vaporization, 539 cal/g a. used b. not used

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ISBN:9781305952300

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