Answer to Question #114586 in General Chemistry for Alana M

Question #114586

What is the change of temperature (in oC) when 175 J of energy is applied to 35.4 g of silver (specific heat of silver = 0.240 J/goC)? Round your answer to three sig figs.

Expert's answer

Q=mcΔT.

ΔT=Q/mc=175/35.4 x 0.24=‭20,59792843691149‬ oC

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