33. IE Internal energy must be removed to condense mercury vapor at 630 K into liquid...
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33. IE •• Internal energy must be removed to condense mercury vapor at 630 K into liquid mercury at that temperature.
(a) This heat transfer involves (1) only specific heat, (2) only latent heat, or (3) both specific and latent heats. Explain.
(b) If the mass of the mercury vapor is 15 g, how much heat must be removed?
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