A substance that has a mass of 5.324 g at 66.00 degC is put into a calorimeter. The calorimeter has a constant of 11.30 J/K and initially at 25.00 degC. After mixing, the temperature stabilized at 35.00 degC 1. Calculate the numerical value specific heat of the substance in kJ/kg-K

A substance that has a mass of 5.324 g at 66.00 degC is put into a calorimeter. The calorimeter has a constant of 11.30 J/K and initially at 25.00 degC. After mixing, the temperature stabilized at 35.00 degC 1. Calculate the numerical value specific heat of the substance in kJ/kg-K

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Problem 1: Heat Capacity
A substance that has a mass of 5.324 g at 66.00 degC is put into a calorimeter. The
calorimeter has a constant of 11.30 J/K and initially at 25.00 degC. After mixing, the
temperature stabilized at 35.00 degC
1. Calculate the numerical value specific heat of the substance in kJ/kg-K

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