Calculate the heat capacity, in joules and in calories per °C, of each of the following.
(a) 35.9 g of water at 35°C J/°C cal/°C
(b) 1.71 oz of selenium at 25°C J/°C cal/°C
Question a
Specific heat capacity of water = 4.814 J /g °C
Mass of water = 35.9 g
heat capacity of water = 35.9 g x 4.814 J /g °C = 150.21 J/ °C
Let us convet into calories
1 cal = 4.184 J
150.21 J = 150.21 /4.184 = 35.9 cal
heat capacity of water is 150.21 J/ °C or 35.9 cal / °C
Question b
Specific heat capacity of Selenium = 0.32 J /g °C
Mass of Selenium = 1.71 Oz g
Let us convert into gram
1Oz = 28.35 gm
1.71 Oz = 28.35 x 1.71 = 48.478 gm
heat capacity of Selenium = 48.478 g x 0.32 J /g °C = 15.512 J/ °C
Let us convet into calories
1 cal = 4.184 J
150.21 J = 15.512 /4.184 = 3.707 cal
heat capacity of Selenium is 15.512 J/ °C or 3.707 cal / °C
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