Answer to Question #168508 in General Chemistry for Hayley

Question #168508

How much heat in joules must be added to 835.5 G of solid iron to raise its temperature by 39K the specific heat capacity of solid iron is 0.444 J/G•K

Expert's answer

Q=mc∆T= 835.5 x 0.444 x 39 = 14 458,86 J.

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