Ans 11 :
Heat = mass x specific heat x change in temperature
mass = 13 g
specific heat = 0.900 J/goC
putting values :
Heat = 13 g x 0.900 J/goC x (55oC - 23oC)
= 374.4 J
Ans 12 :
Heat of vaporization of water = 539.2 kcal/kg
so here heat required :
= heat of vap x mass (kg)
putting values :
= 539.2 kcal/kg x 1.13 kg
= 609.3 kcal
Ans 13 :
Heat required to raise the temperature of silver to 962oC :
= mass x specific heat x change in temperature
putting values :
= 0.21 kg x 240 J/kgoC x (962oC x 27oC)
= 47124 J
heat required to melt :
= mass x Lf-silver
putting values :
= 0.21 kg x 1.05 x 105J/kg
= 22050 J
so total heat = 47124 J + 22050 J
= 69174 J
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