Answer to Question #192183 in Physical Chemistry for Pallab Roy

Physical Chemistry

Question #192183

Calculate the jouls of heat required the raise the temperature of 34g copper bowl from 20°c to 45°c.the specific heat is given as 0.385j/g °c

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Jouls of heat required=42J

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