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A 2kg block of iron is given 10 kj of energy and its T° rises by 10°c what is SHC of the iron?
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Answered by lilawantirajput23
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Answer:

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Explanation:

In order to determine the specific heat capacity for a particular material, we can use the following formula:

c

=

Q

m

Δ

T

, where:

Q is the given value of the energy.

m is the mass of the material.

Δ

T

is the change in temperature.

Answer and Explanation:

We are given the following data:

The mass of the block of iron is m = 2 kg.

The value of the energy is

Q

=

10

k

J

=

10

×

10

3

J

.

The change in temperature is

Δ

T

=

10

C

=

10

+

273

K

=

283

K

Substituting the problem-specific values for Q, m, and

Δ

T

into the formula and simplifying it for specific heat capacity, we get:

c

=

10

×

10

3

2

(

283

)

=

17.67

J

/

k

g

K

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