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Old May 14th, 2008, 21:17
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Default thermochemistry problem

could someone help me with this problem?

The specific heat of copper metal is .38 J/g-k. Assume you had a 75 g cube of copper at 25 celcius.
what would the final temperature of the copper be (in celsius) if it absorbed 150 J of heat?



here's another one.

how much energy (in Kj) is required to raise the temperature of 0.1 g of water from 20 degrees celsius to 20.15 degrees celsius?
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Old May 15th, 2008, 21:20
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Default thermochemistry

First answer is 5.13 K rise- so 30.13 celsius

second answer is 0.0628
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