Q32 :
Heat absorbed by ice = mass× latent heat of fusion of ice
= 109.5g × 333.55J/g = 36523.725J
Heat lost by metal = m.s.∆T = 500.0g× s × 195℃ = 36523.725J
s = 0.3746 J/g.℃
Specific heat of element = 0.375 J/g.℃. (answer)
Atomic mass × specific heat of metal = 3R
Atomic mass = 3×8.314/0.375 =66.58 g/mol
Atomic mass is very close to that of Zn.
Answer: (a) Zn
Q33: heat lost by hot water = heat gained by cold water
m1s∆T1 = m2s∆T2
Let final temp is t℃
20.0g × s × (80-t) = 20.0g×s×(t-25)
t = (80+25)/2 = 52.5℃
Answer: (d) 52.4℃
questions 32,33, and 34. i need help with them asap. and 35 A 500.0-g sample of...
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