Answer to Question #126718 in Physics for Louise

Question #126718

190 grams of copper was heated from 212 K to 267 k. If the specific heat capacity of Copper is 376.8 J/ (kgK), what was the change in thermal energy of the copper?

Expert's answer

The change in thermal energy

"Q=cm\\Delta T=376.8\\cdot0.19\\cdot(267-212)=3937.56J"

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