#19. An unknown sample weighs 45.2 g and takes 58.2 kJ to vaporize. What is its heat of vaporization?

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An unknown sample weighs 45.2 g and takes 58.2 kJ to vaporize. What is
its heat of vaporization?

#19. An unknown sample weighs 45.2 g and takes 58.2 kJ to vaporize. What is its heat-example-1

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The answer above is correct:)

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