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how much energy is required to take 15g of ice from -25 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius. draw a phase change graph for this question. if 25 grams of liquid water releases 75j of heat when water cools from 88 degrees Celsius what is the final temperature? (optional)

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It's important to know that the heat capacity of water is 4,200 Joules per Kilogram per degree Celsius. In order to answer the problem, we have to use the following formula


E=m* c*(T_f-T_i)

Replacing all the given information, we have


E=0.015kg\cdot4,200J/kgC\cdot(55-(-25))

Then, we solve the expression


\begin{gathered} E=63(55+25)Joules \\ E=63(80)Joules \\ E=5,040Joules \end{gathered}

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