Answer to Question #30581 in Physical Chemistry for kell

Physical Chemistry

Question #30581

what is 11.5 °C multiplied by 33 J/°C

Expert's answer

11.5 °C multiplied by 33 J/°C is 11.5 *33 [°C J/°C]=379.5 J

Learn more about our help with Assignments: Physical Chemistry

Comments

No comments. Be the first!

Leave a comment

Related Questions

1. A teakettle of water boils on a stove. If you hold a cold plate near the spout, water appears on the
2. at 60 degrees celcius, the value of kw is 1.0 x 10 -13 exponent. calculate the concentrations of hyd
3. 100 examples of covalent crystals
4. A 6.32l football is filled with air at 1.90 atm at 25.1C at the same temperature the volume of the f
5. Has honey actually been used as a remedy for the eyes and is safe? If honey is the only ingredient l
6. which one of the following pairs of measuerments are equivalent A. 24 kL equal to 240 L B. 380 equal
7. The heat capacity is critical in calculating the enthalpy and entropy. Using the data (heat capacity