1.A metal object at 38.0 oC is heated by gaining 11.5
kJ of heat
from the environment.
The heat capacity, C, of the metal object is 1.55 kJ/
oC.
(Note: NOT the specific heat, which has units of J/ g
oC)
What is the final T?
2.A metal cube loses 3.358 kJ of heat. (i.e., q = -3.358
kJ)
The metal has mass of 135.6 grams. The initial temperature of the
metal before the heat loss is is 158.0 oC, the final
temperature (after heat loss) is 35.0 oC. What is the
specific heat, c, of the metal in units of J/g oC?
3.A metal object at 54.0 oC is heated by gaining 30.2
kJ of heat
from the environment.
The heat capacity, C, of the metal object is 6.30 kJ/
oC.
(Note: NOT the specific heat, which has units of J/ g
oC)
What is the final T?
4.An object at 50.0 oC is heated to 87.0
oC by gaining 7.75 kJ of heat
from the environment.
What is the heat capacity of the entire object in units of kJ/
oC?
(NOT the specific heat, which has units of J/ g oC)
1.A metal object at 38.0 oC is heated by gaining 11.5 kJ of heat from the...
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