Question #291888

150 j of heat energy is required to increase the temperature of a body by 6.0°c , calculate the heat capacity of the body and thus it's specific heat capacity if it's mass is 0.1kg

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2022-01-30T13:51:36-0500

Answer

Heat required Q=150J

Increment in temperature

ΔT=6°C\Delta T= 6°C

Mass m=0.1Kg

So heat capacity is given by

C=QΔT=1506=75J/°CC=\frac{ Q}{\Delta T}\\=\frac{ 150}{6}\\=75J/°C

Specific heat capacity

Cm=QmΔT=1500.1×6=150J/°CKgC_m=\frac{ Q}{m\Delta T}\\=\frac{ 150}{0.1\times6}\\=150J/°C-Kg




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