Answer to Question #183402 in General Chemistry for Lauren Veitz

Question #183402

A sample of Cu with a mass 5.6g is cooled from 66.9^oC to 24.7^oC If the specific heat of Cu is 0.4 ^J/_gC how much energy was applied to the sample?

Expert's answer

Energy Applied to the sample ;

="693kJ"

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