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3 years ago

How mu heat energy, in joules, is absorbed when 150 grams of water is warmed from 38.8°c to 96.3°c?

1 answer:

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Use this equation:

q = mc∆T

q is the heat energy your trying to find out

m is the mass of water (150g)

c is the specific heat capacity of water (4.18)

∆T is the temperature change (96.3-38.8)

so just multiply m c and ∆T to find q in joules

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