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M Review I Constants I Periodic Table
A metal is thought to be silver or gold. When 28 g
of the metal absorbs 56 cal, its temperature rises
by 36 °C. Use the table given below to compare
the specific heat values of the given metals and
solve the following questions.
What is the specific heat in cal/(g .° C) of the metal?
Express your answer in calories per gram per degree Celsius to two significant figures.
Specific Heats for Some Substances
cal/(g-° C) J/(g.° C)
Substance
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Elements
Aluminum,
Al(s)
cal/(g -° C)
0.214
0.897
ns
Copper, Cu(s)
0.0920
0,385
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Gold, Au(s)
0.0308
0.129
Iron, Fe(s)
0.108
0.452
ent
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Silver, Ag(s)
0.0562
0.235
Titanium, Ti(s) 0.125
0.523
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NH3(s)
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