Heat energy is given as,
Q = mc∆T
m -- mass of substance
C -- specific heat capacity
∆T = change in temperature
Specific heat of Mg = aaa 1.020 j/g °C
To convert temperature from Kelvin to degree Celsius , subtract 273 from it.
725k = 725-273. = 452 °C
552k = 552-273. = 279 °C
m = 100 g
Heat absorbed is ,
Q = 100 × 1.020 × (279 - 452)
Q = 100 × 1.020 × (-173)
Q = -17646 joules.
Negative sign implies that heat is absorbed.
Answer = 17646 joules
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