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A 25.0 g sample of metal at
16.0 °C is warmed to 22.1 °C
by 259 J of energy.
What is the change in temperature
for the metal?

A 250 G Sample Of Metal At 160 C Is Warmed To 221 C By 259 J Of Energy What Is The Change In Temperature For The Metal class=

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The answer to this question is change in temperature will be 6.1 and specific specific heat capacity of metal will be 1698.36.

According to the formula of Calorimetry

Q = msΔT

where, Q = Quantity of heat absorbed (in joules)

M = Mass of water sample given (in kilogram)

S = specific heat capacity of metal

ΔT = Change in temperature

We have given,

Mass as 25 gram which is equal to 0.025 Kg.

Change in temperature as 6.1

Quantity of heat absorbed as 259 J

Applying to the formula of Calorimetry

Q = msΔT

259 = 0.025 × s × 6.1

s = 1698.36

So, specific heat capacity of metal came out to be 1698.36 and the change in temperature will be 6.1

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