Please help me with number 2 only and send paper solutions of 4Calorimetry Problems1. In an experiment, paradichlorobenzene was heated from 25°C to 52"C. If 200 g ofparadichlorobenzene is heated and the specific heat capacity for this substance is 0.920J/g"C calculate the quantity of heat added. (5000 J)2. An aluminum container with specific heat capacity of 0.880 J/g°C contains waxwithspecific heat capacity 2.880 J/g°C. The mass of the aluminum container and wax is 160 gwhile the mass of the container alone is 110 g. How much heat must be added to increasethe temperature of the container and wax by 25°C. ( 6020 J)3. A candle, as it burns, releases 8.80 x 10* J of heat which is trapped by a 100 Kg piece ofaluminum. Calculate the change in temperature of the aluminum. The specific heatcapacity of aluminum is 0.880 J/g°C. (1.0 °C)4. A piece of lead having a mass of 500 g and a temperature of 100 °C is dropped into acontainer of water. The temperature of the lead drops to 60 °C. If the temperature of thewater was originally at 30°C and ended at 60 °C, calculate the mass of the water. Assumethat all the heat lost by the lead was trapped by the water. I( 25g)5. 300 g of ice with a specific heat-capacity of 2.090 J/g°C is heated from -35 °C to -10 "C.( 1.6 x 10 J)int of heatla).

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2. An aluminum container with specific heat capacity of 0.880 J/g"C contains waxwith specific heat capacity 2.880 J/g°C. The mass of the aluminum container and wax is 160 g while the mass of the container alone is 110 g. How much heat must be added to increase the temperature of the container and wax by 25°C. ( 6020 J)

2. An aluminum container with specific heat capacity of 0.880 J/g"C contains waxwith specific heat capacity 2.880 J/g°C. The mass of the aluminum container and wax is 160 g while the mass of the container alone is 110 g. How much heat must be added to increase the temperature of the container and wax by 25°C. ( 6020 J)

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