Answer to Question #210960 in Physical Chemistry for Sanam

Physical Chemistry

Question #210960

Calculate the heat capacity of the sample beake fluid if a temperature rise from 15° to 100° C requires the absorption of 911J of heat.

Expert's answer

C=Q/ΔT

where,C = heat capacity,

Q = heat,

∆T = 373 -288

= 85

= 911/85

= 10.72 J/K

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