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How much energy was transferred during the phase change shown on the cooling curve above? Use the phase diagram and table of values below to help you answer the question.


How much energy was transferred during the phase change shown on the cooling curve above? Use the p
How much energy was transferred during the phase change shown on the cooling curve above? Use the p

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