Chemistry, 22.03.2021 17:10 kleighlamb4901

A 36.84 g solid sample of mercury is heated from -39 oC its melting point, completely melted then heated to 96 oC, How much energy was absorbed by the sample? (Answer in kJ) S=0.14 J/goC Delta Hf = 0.011 kJ/g

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