Answer to Question #156193 in General Chemistry for Hailey Sanders

General Chemistry

Question #156193

How much energy would it take to heat a section of the copper tubing that weighs about 585.0g from 15.76 C to 23.90 C

Expert's answer

Q= mc∆T = 585 x 0.385 x (23.9-15.76) = 1 833,3315 J.

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