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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
The temperature change is of the fluid in the beaker which goes from 66 to 29 degrees celsius.- nsw
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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
yes it does talk about temperature change- nsw
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Calculating Helium Balloon Volume for 500 kg Payload
Oh Yah! Thanks a Bunch!- nsw
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Calculating Helium Balloon Volume for 500 kg Payload
Where does the 500 come from?- nsw
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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
Q=mass*specific heat*change in temp. But how does this help me?- nsw
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Calculating Helium Balloon Volume for 500 kg Payload
How do you solve V(1.29)= 500000+V(0.178) and is this really your answer?- nsw
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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
Sorry, but i am still confused about this problem.- nsw
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Calculating Helium Balloon Volume for 500 kg Payload
How are you supposed to solve this equation with two unknowns?- nsw
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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
heat of vaporization Doesn't it have to do with the Qlost=Qgain- nsw
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Calculating Helium Balloon Volume for 500 kg Payload
I can't seem to figure this simple helium balloon problem out? I would really appreciate some help? Thanks! Estimate the volume of a helium-filled balloon at STP if it is to lift a payload of 500 kg. The density of air is 1.29 kg/cubic meter and helium has a density of .178 kg/cubic meter...- nsw
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- Balloon Helium Volume
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Calculating Heat of Vaporization for Solid CO2 in Water
Help!---heat Of Vaporization I could really use some help with this please! 125 grams of dry ice (solid CO2)is dropped into a beaker containg 500 grams of 66 degree celsius water. The dry ice converts directly to gas, leaving the solution. When the dry ice is gone, the final temperature of...- nsw
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- Vaporization
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