Answer:
77.5°C
Explanation:
Data obtained from the question include the following:
Mass (M) = 100g
Heat (Q) = 1x10^3 J
Change of temperature (ΔT) =..?
Note: The specific heat capacity (C) of gold = 0.129 J/g°C
With the above information obtained from the question, we can obtain the change in temperature as follow:
Q = MCΔT
Divide both side by MC
ΔT = Q/MC
ΔT = 1x10^3 / (100 x 0.129)
ΔT = 77.5°C
Therefore, the change in temperature is 77.5°C
Answer: Volume of 1g of pure gold 
Given;
Density of a pure gold=19.3 
Mass of a pure gold =1g
To find:
Volume of 1g of pure gold
Solution:
According to the formula,
Density= Mass/Volume
Where 
=density of pure gold
m=mass of pure gold
v=volume of pure gold
From the above equation volume can be calculated as
Substitute the values of mass and density value in the above equation
Result:
Thus the volume of 1g of pure gold is
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