calculate the mass of titanium (0.125 cal.g * C) that requires 75.5 cal to heat the metal from 20.5 to 32.0
C — specific heat capacity = 0.125
Q — heat energy = 75.5
∆T — change in temperature = 32-20.5=11.5
m — mass of substance = ?
Q=mC∆TQ=mC∆TQ=mC∆T
m=QC∆T=75.50.125∗11.5=52.52 gm = \cfrac {Q}{C∆T}=\cfrac {75.5}{0.125*11.5}= 52.52~gm=C∆TQ=0.125∗11.575.5=52.52 g
Answer: 52.52 g
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