increase; you need 10.0 cal or 41.8 J. Some representative values of specific heat for10.0°C? You need 10.0 times as much heat for a 10.0°C increase than for a 1.00°Ce change. How much energy will increase the temperature of a 1.00-g sample bye of that substance we have, the more heat we need to add for the same tempera-nichtryad 2.00 cal or 8.37 J of heat. Thewater and want10the crustto increasegreatertemperafactor icheeseaheat fathey?Specific HeatSpecific HeatJ/(g °C)cal/(g °C)SubstanceJ/(g °C)cal/(g °C)Substance0.2140.895nee.water(s)2.0270.484aluminum(s)0.1210.508water(I)4.1841.000carbon (diamond)0.1690.708water(g)2.0150.482carbon (graphite)0.1570.656asphalt0.9200.220calcium(s)0.1080.450bone0.4400.105chromium(s)0.09000.377brick0.840.20соpper(s)0.03100.129cheddar cheese2.600.621gold(s)0.2140.05100o concrete0.880.21iodine(s)0.448 0.107glass0.840.20iron(s)0.1290.0310granite0.790.19lead(s)0.1400.0335marble0.860.21mercury(1)0.2340.0560olive oil1.790.428silver(s)0.0530sand0.8350.2000.222tin(s)strawberries3.890.9300.1170.0280uranium(s)2.890.69wax at transferred out of the water, what is the specific heat of thefinal temperature of the mixture is 33.43°C. The specific6.125 A 175-g pipe is heated to 78.24°C. The pipe is then placedin 100.0 g of water held in a calorimeter at 25.00°C. Thect withheat of water is 4.184 J/(g °C). Assuming no heat istransferred out of the water, what is the specific heat of ths thepipe? Using Table 6.2, determine what the pipe conld betomade of.sl

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6.125 A 175-g pipe is heated to 78.24°C. The pipe is then placed at transferred out of the water, what is the specific heat of the in 100.0 g of water held in a calorimeter at 25.00°C. The final temperature of the mixture is 33.43°C. The specific heat of water is 4.184 J/(g °C). Assuming no heat is pipe? Using Table 6.2, determine what the pipe could he made of.

6.125 A 175-g pipe is heated to 78.24°C. The pipe is then placed at transferred out of the water, what is the specific heat of the in 100.0 g of water held in a calorimeter at 25.00°C. The final temperature of the mixture is 33.43°C. The specific heat of water is 4.184 J/(g °C). Assuming no heat is pipe? Using Table 6.2, determine what the pipe could he made of.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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