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2 years ago

Calculate the energy in joules and calories required to heat 50.0g silver from 106c to 255c.

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Ganezh [65]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

use this fromula

q = m c ∆t

m is mass of silver =50 g

∆t is difference in temperature= 255-106=149

C= specific heat fo silver ( should be mentioned in your question )

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Calculate the energy in joules and calories required to heat 50.0g silver from 106c to 255c. ​

Calculate the energy in joules and calories required to heat 50.0g silver from 106c to 255c.