Question #98353
A sample of gold was heated from 25.0⁰C to 45.3⁰C. In the process, 267.1 J of heat were absorbed. What mass of gold was in the sample? (The specific heat of gold is 0.129 J/g.⁰C)
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2019-11-11T07:47:37-0500

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Solution:

Given, Q=267.1J;sgold=0.129J/g0CQ=267.1J;s_{gold}=0.129J/g⁰C

Ti=25.00C;Tf=45.30CT_i =25.0⁰C;T_f=45.3⁰C

    ΔT=45.325=18.30C\implies \Delta T =45.3-25=18.3⁰C


Q=msΔTQ=ms\Delta T

    m=Q/(sΔT)\implies m=Q/(s\Delta T)

=267.1/(0.12918.3)=267.1/(0.129*18.3)

=113.144gms.=113.144gms. (Answer)


Thus, mass of gold in the sample is 113.144gms.113.144gms.



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