The formula of heat added is presented as
Q = m * c * change in (T)
where
Q - the heat added
m - mass
c - specific heat
<span>Change in temperature</span> - (Tf - To)
Basically, in order for us to know the change in heat, the formula is
Change in temperature = T(final) - T(original)
Change in temperature<span> = 36.65 - 24.85
</span>Change in temperature<span> = 11.8 degrees Celcius
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So the change in temperature is 11.8 degrees
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Which of the following is NOT the same as 13.6 milliliters?- 0.0136 dkL
- 0.0136 L
- 0.136 dL
Answer:<span>0.0136 dkL</span>
b. atomic radius
as it goes increases when it goes down the periodic table, it decreases when going left to right. all the others decrease while going down the table.
if it helps you to remember, everything here besides atomic radius has an e in it. and if you make a connection with it to electrons, they are negative, which means they would decrease going down the table. so e=decrease while going down
thats what helped me remember it, so i hope this technique could help you too.
We are going to use this formula:
Q = M*C*ΔT
when Q is the heat required
M is the mass of CCl4 = 10.35 g
C is the specific heat capacity of CCl4 = 0.874J/g.c
and ΔT the change in temperature = 56.4 - 32.1 °C =24.3 °C
∴ Q = 10.35g * 0.874 * 24.3 °C
= 219.8 J
