Gen Chem II - Lec 3 - Phase Change Calculations

[@RodneyBernett2O11]

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[@svitlana.e]

Aloha from Leeward CC! Watching your lectures (per prof. Magnuson's recommendation) before I start Chem 162 next semester :)Thank you for putting them together!

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[@hannahkim6631]

will specific heat of a substance always be given?

[@drclawslaboratory]

Hi Hanna, yes it should be given ... unless it's water, in which case we know it's 1.000 cal/gC or 4.184 J/gC.

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