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a chunk of pure silver has a heat capacity of 42.8J/degrees celsius and a mass of 181g. calculate the specific heat of silver. can you show me how to solve it? please don't just give an answer
15 years ago

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DrBob222
heat capacity has units of J/degree C.
specific heat has units of J/g*C

So specific heat x grams = heat capacity.
Plug in g and heat capacity and solve for specific heat. I get something like 0.2 J/g*c
15 years ago
verlee
thank you very much for helping!
15 years ago

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