General Chemistry 2 - Heating Curves and Phase Diagrams (Lecture 4)

Note: In the second heating curve practice problem (around the 18:00 minute mark) the specific heat values are given with units of J/mol K. This means that you also need to use "moles benzene" instead of "grams benzene" on the calculations for the diagonal lines. Since one degree Celsius = one degree Kelvin, you do not need to convert the T values, simply use them as is.
CHM 152 Lecture 4 - Heating Curves and Phase Diagrams
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