Question #286851

100g of an unknown metal at 150°C was dropped into a bucket containing 50g of water initially at 21°C.The final temperature of the mixture was 32°C.What is the specific heat capacity of the unknown metal?

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Expert's answer
2022-01-13T06:40:01-0500

Taking specific heat capacity of water as 4200J/(Kg.K)4200J/(Kg.K)


Let c== specific heat capacity of the metal


Heat lost by metal::

=1001000×c×(15032)=\frac{100}{1000}×c×(150-32)

=11.8cJ=11.8cJ


Heat gained by water

=501000×4200×(3221)=\frac{50}{1000}×4200×(32-21)

=2310J=2310J


11.8c=231011.8c=2310

c=195.76J/(Kg.K)c=195.76J/(Kg.K)


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