AutoSaveOffDocument1 - WordP SearchO XretrogetRFileHomeInsertDesignLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpE ShareP CommentsX CutO Find -Calibri (Body) - 11 - A^ A Aa - AAaBbCcDc AaBbCcDc AaBbC AaBbCcC AaBI No Spac. Heading 1B CopyReplacePasteBIU v ab x, x A - ev A v1 NormalHeading 2DictateSensitivityTitleS Format PainterA SelectClipboardFontParagraphStylesEditingVoiceSensitivity5.Determine the molar heat capacity of each metals from its specific heat capacity, caccording to equation (3.6) c =c- M. The molar mass of each metals can be referred fromany periodic tables.CM =c - M = 3R(3.6)Molar mass of copper=63.546 g/molMolar mass of iron=55.845 g/molMolar mass of aliminium=26.9815386 g/molPage 1 of 1D Focus100%49 words4:50 PM01/04/2021

The molar heat capacity (CM)is the heat capacity per mole. CM =C/n = mc/n =cM where c is the…

5. Determine the molar heat capacity of each metals from its specific heat capacity, c according to equation (3.6) cy =c- M . The molar mass of each metals can be referred from any periodic tables. Cx =c M = 3R (3.6) Molar mass of copper=63.546 g/mol Molar mass of iron=55.845 g/mol Molar mass of aliminium=26.9815386 g/mol

5. Determine the molar heat capacity of each metals from its specific heat capacity, c according to equation (3.6) cy =c- M . The molar mass of each metals can be referred from any periodic tables. Cx =c M = 3R (3.6) Molar mass of copper=63.546 g/mol Molar mass of iron=55.845 g/mol Molar mass of aliminium=26.9815386 g/mol

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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