When 47.5 J of heat are added to 13.2 g of a liquid, its temperature raises by 1.72 degree Celsius. What is the heat capacity of the liquid?
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When 47.5 J of heat are added to 13.2 g of a liquid, its temperature raises by 1.72 degree Celsius. What is the heat capacity of the liquid?
see your other post ...
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I think that if you were to look up the definition of "heat capacity" that would make what you need to do clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louisana1
I am still having issues placing these numbers in the correct spot. Is there anyone that can point me in the right direction, or share some links that would help me with this further.
you are given,
, and
... solve for
47.5J(13.2g)(4.18j)(1.72c)= 341.506 grams
signif digits 341.5
Is this right?
Q=m·c·Δt
47.5 joules = 13.2g·4.18Joules·1.72°c
47.5 = 94.90272g
Do I divide this I'm not sure if this is right?Can someone point me in the right direction?
substitute in your given values and calculate the specific heat, C.
I think this is a physical problem, although I've forgotten a lot.