Physics, asked by lareshiadonaldson, 10 months ago

A metal bolt with a mass of 8.50×10^-2 kg And a temperature of 85.0 Celsius is placed in a container of water the mass of the water is 0.150 KG and its temperature is 25.0 Celsius what is the specific heat capacity of the boat if the final temperature of the bowl and water is 28.4 Celsius

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Answered by abhi178
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hence, specific heat capacity of metal bolt is 445.23 J/kg.°C .

mass of metal bolt, m = 8.5 × 10^-2 kg

initial temperature of metal bolt, Ti = 85°C

mass of water in container , M = 0.15 kg

temperature of water , T'i = 25°C

final temperature of system of water and metal bolt is 28.4°C

so, heat flows from metal bolt to water.

then, heat lost by metal bolt = heat gained by water

⇒ms(Ti - T) = Ms(T - T'i)

⇒8.5 × 10^-2 × s × (85 - 28.4) = 0.15 × 4200 × (28.4 - 25)

⇒s = 445.23 J/Kg.°C

hence, specific heat capacity of metal bolt is 445.23 J/kg.°C

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Answered by Anonymous
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The water temperature rises from 25*C to 28.4*C, thats 3.4*C so the heat absorbed is

mass x change in temp x shc

= 0.150 x 3.4 x 4186

=2134.86J

Now the bolt release the same energy

So mass x change in temp x shc = 2134.86J

0.085 x (85-28.4) x shc

So

shc = 2134.86 / (0.085 * 56.6)

= 443 J/KgC

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