What is the evaporation rate of liquid A given the following data? (°C/s). Temperature (°C) Time (s) T$_i$ 22.7 0 T$_f$ 9.20 110 °C/s. (3 attempts allowed; use absolute value)
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ΔT = T_(f) - T_(i) = 9.20 - 22.7 = -13.5°C Δt = 110 - 0 = 110s Show more…
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