Consider a sample of solid benzene (C6H6) initially at -18.0 oC. a) Draw a complete, accurate heating curve for benzene with temperature (in oC) on the y-axis and "Heat added" on the x-axis. Your initial temperature reading will be -18.0 oC. Your graph should cover all three phases of matter. Label each segment of your drawing with the phase of matter(s) present in that segment. Indicate the melting and boiling temperatures on your graph. (Reference info at the beginning of this quiz has useful info about benzene.) b) Determine the final state (phase of matter) and temperature of a 315.0 g sample of solid benzene (C6H6) at -18.0oC after 63.5 kJ of heat have been applied to it. Please be sure to show all your work clearly and use 3 sig figs in your final answer. Take a photo of your work and submit your answer as a file upload.