Question
____ is the amount of energy required for a phase change of a substance.
Answer
Heat of transformation is the amount of energy required for a phase change of a substance.
Temperature does not change during the transformation
Q = heat transferred during the phase change
m = mass
HL = latent heat or heat of transformation
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