Answer to Question #170389 in Chemistry for Ava Brooke

Question #170389

Find the mass of a silicon sample that's temperature increased by 29 ^oC when 382 J of heat were applied

s_Si = .71 J/g^oC

Expert's answer

Q = C x m x deltaT

m = Q / (C x deltaT) = 382 / (0.71 x 29) = 18.55 g

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