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July 05, 2022 • 16:29 pm 30 points
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62. he molar heat capacity of water vapour at a constant i.0 atm is represented by c, =30.54 j/k-mole + 0.01029 j/kmoler tis the kelvin in temperature. find the

62. he molar heat capacity of water vapour at a constant I.0 atm is represented by C, =30.54 J/K-mole + 0.01029 J/Kmoler Tis the kelvin in temperature. Find the amount ofheat required to raise the temperature of 2.0 moe of water from 100°Cto 500°C la 29150L h 12915 Lc 26791 I ta1465LL

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    Mukesh kumar Best Answer

    Correct option is C) Water in equilibrium with ice has a steady temperature of zero degree celcius Water in liquid state, has a specific heat of exactly 1 calorie per gram Molar mass of water is 15.999+2.016=18.015 grams per mole Therefore, the molar heat capacity of water at zero degree celcius =18.015×1 calorie/mol/k =18.015×1×4.184 J/mol/k =75.48 J/mol/k

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