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The thermal capacity of 10g of a substance is 8calories the specific heating j/kg k is

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Answered by JunaidMirza
27
Specific heat capacity = Thermal capacity / Mass
= 8 cal/K / (10 g)
= 0.8 cal / (g K)
= 3347.2 J/(kg K)
Answered by Rockreddy
38

Answer:

Explanation The thermal capacity of 10g of a substance is 8 cal/c

*given m=10g

*delta Q =8 cal/c

To convert 8 cal/c to j/kg

We should multiply 8 with 4.2÷10 to the power of -3

Then we will get on taking 10 power -3 to the numerator 10 power 3

So specific heat = delta Q÷ m

So specific heat = 8×4.2×10 to power of 3÷10

=8×4.2×100

=800×4.2

=800×42÷10

=80×42

=3360

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