Answer to Question #99147 in General Chemistry for beya cisneros

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Question #99147

What is the specific heat capacity of a 24.93g metal that absorbs 476.87J of heat if it undergoes a 72.8°C temperature change?

Expert's answer

C = Q / (m * (t2-t1)) = 476.87J / (0.02493kg * 72.8°C) = 262.75 J/(kg °C).

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