Question #203557

what is the internal energy of the 1700 kg lead considering that its standard coefficient of thermal and specific heat that has made a 6 m cube of lead heated from 30 degrees to 300 degrees celsius


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Expert's answer
2021-06-07T09:35:35-0400

The internal energy is given as follows:


Q=mcΔTQ = mc\Delta T

where m=1700kgm = 1700 kg is the mass of hte cube, c=1280 Jkg°Cc = 1280 \space \dfrac{J}{kg\cdot \degree C} is the specific heat capacity of lead, ΔT=300°C30°C=270°C\Delta T = 300\degree C - 30\degree C = 270\degree C is the change in temperature. Thus, obtain:


Q=17001280270588×106J=588MJQ = 1700\cdot 1280 \cdot 270 \approx 588\times 10^6 J = 588MJ

Answer. 588 MJ.


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