A block of ice at -10°C is placed in a sealed container and heated continuously until it completely turns into steam. Arrange the following events in the chronological order in which they occur.
- 1The temperature of the solid ice increases.
- 2The ice melts into liquid water while the temperature remains constant.
- 3The temperature of the liquid water increases.
- 4The liquid water vaporizes into steam while the temperature remains constant.
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First the solid ice warms, then it melts at a constant temperature, next the liquid water warms, and finally it vaporizes at a constant temperature.
When heat is continuously applied to a substance, it first raises the temperature of the solid to its melting point. During the melting phase change, the temperature remains constant because the energy (latent heat) is consumed to break intermolecular bonds. Once the substance is fully melted, the temperature of the liquid rises until it reaches the boiling point. During vaporization, the temperature again remains constant as the liquid converts into a gas.
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Heating Curves and Latent Heat