sircharlesrocks sircharlesrocks

01-03-2020
Chemistry

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The energy required to heat H2O?

The energy required to heat H2O class=

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poppy13marshall poppy13marshall

01-03-2020

So basically in order to heat H20 (water) you need heat energy...

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kyraqaiob kyraqaiob

01-03-2020

Answer: 116kj.C water’s specific heat- 4.184 J/g C

Explanation: Yes. You must need enough heat to get all of the water.

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