1. Label the six phase changes of water on the diagram below (Figure 6.2). Solid Ice...

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1. Label the six phase changes of water on the diagram below (Figure 6.2). Solid Ice Liquid Water Figure 6.2: Phase Changes of Water. (Invisible) Gas Water Vapor 80 cal. Absorbed 100 cal. Absorbed 540 cal. Absorbed Ice 0C Water Water 0C 100C 80 cal. Released 100 cal. Released 540 cal. Released Figure 6.3: Latent Heat Related to Phase Changes of Water. Water Vapor 100C 2. Using Figure 6.3 above, complete Table 6.1 below. Provide the energy required for one milliliter of water. Table 6.1: Latent Heat Phase Change Solid (0C) Liquid (0C) Liquid (0C) Solid (0C) Liquid (0C) Gas (100C) Gas (100C) > Liquid (0C) Solid (0C) Gas (100C) Gas (100C) Solid (0C) Warming or Latent energy cooling the Heat Calories released or surrounding Exchanged absorbed? environment? 1. Label the six phase changes of water on the diagram below (Figure 6.2). Solid Ice Liquid Water Figure 6.2: Phase Changes of Water. (Invisible) Gas Water Vapor 80 cal. Absorbed 100 cal. Absorbed 540 cal. Absorbed Ice 0C Water Water 0C 100C 80 cal. Released 100 cal. Released 540 cal. Released Figure 6.3: Latent Heat Related to Phase Changes of Water. Water Vapor 100C 2. Using Figure 6.3 above, complete Table 6.1 below. Provide the energy required for one milliliter of water. Table 6.1: Latent Heat Phase Change Solid (0C) Liquid (0C) Liquid (0C) Solid (0C) Liquid (0C) Gas (100C) Gas (100C) > Liquid (0C) Solid (0C) Gas (100C) Gas (100C) Solid (0C) Warming or Latent energy cooling the Heat Calories released or surrounding Exchanged absorbed? environment?