Question
How much heat is absorbed when a 35.0 g aluminum block increases in temperature from 23°C to 33°C?
Specific heat of Al: 0.900 J*g-1*°C-1
q=msΔT
q=(35.0 g)(.900)(33°C - 23°C)
q= 315 J? Just making sure there isn't anything that I am missing.
Specific heat of Al: 0.900 J*g-1*°C-1
q=msΔT
q=(35.0 g)(.900)(33°C - 23°C)
q= 315 J? Just making sure there isn't anything that I am missing.
Answers
I didn't check the math on the calculator but the process and the numbers are correct.
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