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A substance with a mass of 10 kg gains 106.5 kj of heat when its temperature increases 15°c. what is this substance's specific heat?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Mass = 10kg (Given)

Q= 106.5KJ  (Given)

Q  =  m SΔT

ΔT=  15°C

M = 10kg

Therefore,

106.5×10³ =  10kg×15°C.S

On re-arranging,

S  =  106.5 ×10³/10×15 J/kg-C

On solving,

S = 710J/kg-C

Thus substance's specific heat = 710J/kg-C

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