Answer to Question #119862 in General Chemistry for Matt Heffernan

General Chemistry

Question #119862

How much energy is absorbed by a 3g substance that has a specific heat capacity of 0.7 J/gC and undergoes a temperature increase of 2 degrees?

Expert's answer

Q = m*q* $\Delta$ T = 3*0.7*2 = 4.2 J

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