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please explain in detail thank you! 1. Consider a 330 mL can of soda that is taken from a refrigerator at 4 C and allowed

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1. Consider a 330 mL can of soda that is taken from a refrigerator at 4 C and allowed to equilibrate to room temperature at 20 C. If the heat that warmed this can came entirely from the phase transition of water vapor in the room, please calculate how much condensate would have formed on the surface of the can. Assume the soda has the same density and specific heat as pure water, and use 2,465 kJ/kg as the latent heat of vaporization from vapor to water at the temperature of the can (condensation). Water has a specific heat of 4.2 kJ/kgC

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