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oee [108]
4 years ago
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A. Sustancia A – Determine el calor específico de una muestra de 1.55 g de acero inoxidable la misma al aumentar la temperatura

a 178°C y que absorbió 141 J.
b. Sustancia B – Determine el calor específico para una muestra de 3.4 g de aceite de oliva a 23°C se le añadió 435 J de calor y aumento su temperatura a 85°C.

II. Utilizando el calor específico de una sustancia (tabla que se encuentra en la presentación) determine la cantidad de calor liberado cuando una muestra de 560 g de agua disminuye la temperatura de 67°C a 22°C.
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