Phase changes equations
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Re: Phase changes equations
For temperature changes in a particular state (solid, liquid,gas), you use q = mcdeltaT.
For phase changes specifically, you do deltaH*n where n is the number of moles.
The delta H corresponds to the change that is taking place such as fusion, vaporization. You should remember for opposite processes such as freezing and condensation, you need to take the negative of the delta H for the forward processes.
For phase changes specifically, you do deltaH*n where n is the number of moles.
The delta H corresponds to the change that is taking place such as fusion, vaporization. You should remember for opposite processes such as freezing and condensation, you need to take the negative of the delta H for the forward processes.
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