Physics, asked by rodeski9182, 9 months ago

Calculate required heat energy ( Q ) to change 10 g of water form 30' c to 40' c ( specific heat of water 1

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Answered by kinsjackson

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Answer:

ΔQ=mcΔT

=0.01×4200×(40-30) (Specific heat capacity of water=4200 J/kg K

=42×10

=420 J

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