Chemistry, asked by lregec205, 9 months ago

Calculate the heat generated when 150.0 g of a metal with a specific heat of 2.190 J/ g oC is cooled from 110.0 oC to 34.2 oC.

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Answered by jatinnnsingh

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Temperature change = 110 - 34.2 = 65.8 degrees

So (2.190 J/g-deg)*(150 g)*(65.8 deg) -- and your answer will be in J

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