Answer to Question #112703 in General Chemistry for ash

Question #112703

How many joules can 25 g of a piece of metal absorbed when temperature increased from 14 Celsius to 20 Celsius? The specific heat of the metal is 0.7279 J/(g*C).

Expert's answer

Heat = capacity*mass*(temperature change)

Heat = 0.7279 J/(g*C) * 25 g * 6 C = 109.185 J

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