Chapter 1.11, Problem 1.21P

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

It should be determined that the amount of energy in calories which is removed when 350g of Coca-Cola cooled from room temperature to refrigerator temperature. Assuming that, Coca-Cola has the same specific heat as water.

Concept Introduction:

Temperature: It is measured of the amount of heat energy in an object, is commonly reported in Fahrenheit $\left({}^{0}F\right)$ or Celsius $\left({}^{0}C\right)$. The SI unites for reporting temperature is the kelvin $\left(K\right)$.

Specific heat capacity: The amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of (1 gm) of a substance by $(1°C)$ is called the specific heat of the substance, it is measured in unites of $cal/(g.°C)$

$Specificheat=\frac{Calories}{grams\times {}^{°}C}$