Answer to Question #98354 in General Chemistry for Mario

General Chemistry

Question #98354

What is the specific heat of metal if its mass 27.32 g and it requires 108.3 J of heat energy to raise its temperature from 22.2⁰C to 32.5⁰C?

Expert's answer

Q=cm∆T.

c=Q/m∆T= 108.3/27.32 x 10.3= 0.384866878 J/g.

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