They want you pick choice-B, but it's a terribly corrupted example.
Newton came 100 years AFTER Kepler.
Furthermore, he didn't USE Kepler's laws to work out his law of gravity, but once he HAD his law of gravity, he was able to use IT to show why Kepler's laws must be true.
That is true because a hypothesis is like a conclusion, a thinking of what could happen
Proton:
Positively charged
Inside nucleus
Mass - 1
Electrons:
Negatively charged
Outside the nucleus
Mass - 1/2000
The amount of energy that was used to heat Cu is 27.6 cal
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Heat (Q) = M ( mass) x c(specific heat capacity) x ΔT( change in temperature)
where;
Q=?
M = 5.0 g
C=0.092 cal/g°C
ΔT = 80°c-20°c=60°C
Q is therefore = 5.0 g x 0.092 cal / g°c x 60°c =27.6 cal
Answer:
The mass of KClO₃ that will absorb the same heat as 5 g of KCl is 3.424 g
Explanation:
Here we have
Heat of solution of KClO₃ = + 41.38 kJ/mol.
Heat of solution of KCl (+17.24 kJ/mol)
Therefore, 1 mole of KCl absorbs +17.24 kJ during dissolution
Molar mass of KCl = 74.5513 g/mol
Molar mass of KClO₃ = 122.55 g/mol
74.5513 g of KCl absorbs +17.24 kJ during dissolution, therefore, 5 g will absorb

Therefore the amount of KClO₃ to be dissolved to absorb 1.156 kJ of energy is given by
122.55 g of KClO₃ absorbs + 41.38 kJ, therefore,

Therefore the mass of KClO₃ that will absorb the same heat as 5 g of KCl = 3.424 g.