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If 22.00 J of energy is used, what would be the mass of liquid ammonia that could be vaporized? 1.38 kJ/g
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If 22.00 J of energy is used, what would be the mass of liquid ammonia that could be vaporized? 1.38 kJ/g

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1.38 kJ/g

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32kg/j correct me if I am wrong

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