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Assuming the conditions of the reaction are maintained and appropriate for the reaction to still occur, the reaction rate can be affected by increasing the concentration of the reagents used in a reaction. It will speed it up.
The compound CBr4 has the highest melting point of 91°C
Answer:
<h3>The man's average body temp. will fall by 0.6°C to 38.4°C</h3>
Explanation:
The enthalpy (heat content) of the water, using a datum of 0°C, is
Hw = Mw kg x Cp,w (specific heat capacity kJ/kg °C) x Tw °C
= 1 kg x 4.18 kJ/kg°C x 3°C = 12.5 kJ
Hman (pre drink) = 68 kg x 3.6 kJ/kg/°C x 39°C = 9547 kJ
So Hman (post drink) = H (pre drink) + Hw = 9547 + 12.5 = 9559.5 kJ because no heat is lost immediately.
But Hman (after drink) has mass 68 + 1 = 69 kg
Also his new Cp will be approx (3.6 x 68/69) + (4.18 x 1/69) = 3.608 kJ/kg°C
So Hman = 9559.5 kJ (from above) = 69 kg x 3.608 kJ/kg°C x Tnew
Therefore the man's new overall temp. = 38.4°C which is a drop of 0.6°C
