Answer to Question #168507 in General Chemistry for Hayley

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Question #168507

When a solid sample is called its temperature decreases from 321K to 212.1 K calculate the change in temperature, Δ for this reaction

Expert's answer

∆T= T2-T1 = 212.1 - 321 = -108,9.

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