November 13, 2008
How many degrees will the temperature of the copper sample increase?
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Copper has a specific heat of 0.38452 J/k * °C. A 105-g sample is exposed to 15.2 kJ in an insulated container. How many degrees will the temperature of the copper sampel increase? Please tell me how you go the answer as well, thanks.
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Copper has a specific heat of 0.38452 J/k * °C. A 105-g sample is exposed to 15.2 kJ in an insulated container. How many degrees will the temperature of the copper sampel increase? Please tell me how you go the answer as well, thanks.
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q=mc(deltaT)
15200J=105g*(.38452J/K/C)(deltaT)
Solve for deltaT