Chemistry, asked by asiyaar, 4 months ago


Molar heat capacity at constant pressure of aluminium is 24 JK-mol-1. Quantity of heat to raise the
temp of 3g metallic aluminium from 30°C to 70°C is


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Answers

Answered by hibahibzz08
1

Answer:

96J

Explanation:

q=nCp(T1-T2)

=3/27×4×30

=96J

Answered by abhi178
0

The quantity of heat to raise the temperature from 30° to 70°C of 3g Al is 105.6 kJ.

We have to find quantity of heat to raise the temperature of 3g metallic aluminium from 30°C to 70°C, if molar heat capaicty at constant pressure of aluminium is 24 kj/mol/K.

Given, Weight of aluminium = 3g

Atomic weight of aluminium = 27g/mol

∴ No of moles of aluminium, n = weight of aluminium/atomic weight of aluminium

= 3/27 = 1/9 = 0.11 mol

Molar heat capacity at constant pressure, Cp = 24 kj/mol/K

Change in temperature, ΔT = 70°C - 30°C = 40°C

Using formula, quantity of heat, Q = nCpΔT

= 0.11 mol × 24 kj/mol/K × 40K

[ change in temperature in °C = change in temperature in K, ∴ ΔT = 40°C = 40K ]

= 105.6 kj

Therefore the quantity of heat is 105.6kJ.

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