0.1577g of potassium is burned in a constant volume calorimetric pump with 150g of water. The...
0.1577g of potassium is burned in a constant volume calorimetric pump with 150g of water. The temperature of water increases 0.9403 Celcius. How Much Heat Was Wasted By Burning Potassium? The heat capacity of the pump is 1500 J / K and that of water 4.18 J / (g K).
a.- 1000J b.-2000J c.-590J d.-1410J
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