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Calculate the specific heat capacity of the materials for which the heat supply mass and temperature rise are .i 2.52*10⁴j ,20kii 8*10³j 500g from 20c⁰ to 60c⁰iii 9.45 *10³j 150g from 15c⁰ to 45c⁰ ??
Calculate the specific heat capacity of the materials for which the heat supply mass and temperature rise are .i 2.52*10⁴j ,20kii 8*10³j 500g from 20c⁰ to 60c⁰iii 9.45 *10³j 150g from 15c⁰ to 45c⁰ ??
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Mar 23
To calculate the specific heat capacity of a material, we can use the formula:
Q = mcΔT
Where: Q = heat supplied (in Joules) m = mass of the material (in grams) c = specific heat capacity of the material (in J/g°C) ΔT = temperature change (in °C)
i) For the first scenario: Q = 2.52*10⁴ J m = unknown ΔT = 20°C
ii) For the second scenario: Q = 8*10³ J m = 500g ΔT = 40°C
iii) For the third scenario: Q = 9.45*10³ J m = 150g ΔT = 30°C
Now, we can calculate the specific heat capacity for each scenario:
i) 2.52*10⁴ = m * c * 20 c = (2.52*10⁴) / (m * 20)
ii) 8*10³ = 500 * c * 40 c = (8*10³) / (500 * 40)
iii) 9.45*10³ = 150 * c * 30 c = (9.45*10³) / (150 * 30)
Now, we can calculate the specific heat capacity for each scenario using the given information.