a).A certain element as a specificheat of 0.129 J/ g-Celsius , when10.0 grams of that certain elementabsorbs 2.33 KJ of Heat, what is thechange of temperature inFahrenheit?b).When a heat of 469 J is absorbedby 125 grams of an element at 200F and the temperature increasesfrom 289 ° F. What is the specificheat of the element in J/g-Celsius?

Ans Heat =mc ∆T Given Heat= 0.129 J/g.°c m=10 g ∆T= ? c= 2.33kj = 2300 J Put in above equation

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a).A certain element as a specific
heat of 0.129 J/ g-Celsius , when
10.0 grams of that certain element
absorbs 2.33 KJ of Heat, what is the
change of temperature in
Fahrenheit?
b).When a heat of 469 J is absorbed
by 125 grams of an element at 200
F and the temperature increases
from 289 ° F. What is the specific
heat of the element in J/g-Celsius?

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