2.A sample of iron weighing 6.50 g (specific heat = 0.449 J/g°C) is colled from 25.3°C to -68.7°C. How much heatwas transferred? (Be sure to include the sign).You see a gold ring in a flea market that you'd like to have, and the price seems right, so you buy it. On the drivehome you wonder if it's really gold. You do a quick experiment and find it takes 38.7 J of heat to raise the temperature ofthe 6.00 g ring from 25°C to 75°C. You know that the specific heat of gold is 0.128 J/g°C; is your ring really made of3.gold?4.A common problem is to mix two liquids, say 125g of water at 24°C with the same mass of water at 48°C. Thewater is mixed in an insulated container that prevents energy from entering or leaving. What is the final temperature ofthe system?Note that gcold water + qwarm water =0

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A sample of iron weighing 6.50 g (specific heat = 0.449 J/g°C) is colled from 25.3°C to -68.7°C. How much heat
was transferred? (Be sure to include the sign).
You see a gold ring in a flea market that you'd like to have, and the price seems right, so you buy it. On the drive
home you wonder if it's really gold. You do a quick experiment and find it takes 38.7 J of heat to raise the temperature of
the 6.00 g ring from 25°C to 75°C. You know that the specific heat of gold is 0.128 J/g°C; is your ring really made of
3.
gold?
4.
A common problem is to mix two liquids, say 125g of water at 24°C with the same mass of water at 48°C. The
water is mixed in an insulated container that prevents energy from entering or leaving. What is the final temperature of
the system?
Note that gcold water + qwarm water =0

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