the heat of vaporization of water at 100C is 2.26kj/g. calculate the quantity of heat and...
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Condensation is opposite process of vaporisation,.
So, heat is released here.
Q = -mass * Hvap
= -9.00 g * 2.26 KJ/g
= -20.3 KJ
Negative sign shows heat has been released.
Answer: 20.3 KJ, released
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