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if the heat of fusion of copper is 48.9 cal/g how many kcal/mol is this?
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1 cal =4.814 J then divide the number you get by the molar mass of copper
From Cal to Kcal, divide the 48.9 with 100, then for conversion from per gram to per mol, multiply the above obtained value with molar mass of Cu.
@aaronq bro the question is about the conversion of Cal/g to Kcal/mole.....
oh i saw "kJ" lol i guess you see what you want to see. ps 1000 cal = 1 kcal so you'd divide by 1000 not 100. and you do divide by the molar mass not multiply. \(x ~grams*\dfrac{1}{z~g/mol}=\dfrac{x}{z} ~mol\)
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