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A nail made of iron (c 0.45 J/g C) has 34,500 Joules added to it. If the nail's temperature goes from 11 C to 892 C, what is the mass of the nail? A box of Penquin Flakes@ CerealTM has 540 Calories. If all of these calories are used to heat up a bathhuh of or te 100 celleC) bu 10 0C

A nail made of iron (c 0.45 J/g C) has 34,500 Joules added to it. If the nail's temperature goes from 11 C to 892 C, what is the mass of the nail? A box of Penquin Flakes@ CerealTM has 540 Calories. If all of these calories are used to heat up a bathhuh of or te 100 celleC) bu 10 0C

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Last edit
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New Rocker
2 677 grams of ethanol (2.57 J/g"C) starts at a temperature of 2"C. If energy is added to raise its
temperature to 71'C, how many Joules were added?
1,20,052.41 Joulen were added
Note: 1 kilogram 1000 grams
1 Calorie 1 kcal 1000 calories oF to °C: [ (T-32 ) × 5 ]-9
3. A nail made of iron (c 0.45 J/g C) has 34,500 Joules added to it. If the nail's temperature goes from
11 C to 892 C, what is the mass of the nail?
4. A box of Penguin Flakes CerealTM has 540 Calories. If all of these calories are used to heat up a
bathtub of water (c = 1.00 cal/g C) by 10.0°C, how many kilograms of water are in the bathtub?
0.054 hilograms of watt in the bathtub

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