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Question #32ecf

Answer 1

A is gas,B is liquid and C is solid
Mass of B is 10 Kg
Heat energy required for conversion of C to B is `335×(10^4)` Joule

Explanation:

Clearly, C has the least amount of kinetic energy as it needs to absorb heat to go to B and B needs to absorb energy to go to C. That means C is the solid,B is the liquid and A is the gas,that's why to break the attraction forces between molecules of C to convert it into liquid latent heat is required and certain amount of latent heat is also required for the conversion of B to A.
Now, given that B needs `226×(10^5)` Joule of energy to get converted to A and latent heat required for conversion of B to A is `226×(10^4)` Joule/kg
So, given amount of heat will be required for `(226×(10^5)) / (226×(10^4))` or 10 Kg of B
Hence heat required for conversion of C to B will be (mass×latent heat) i.e `10×335×(10^3)` Joule or `335×(10^4)`Joule