Basic Chemistry (5th Edition)
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Author: Karen C. Timberlake
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.95CQ
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Interpretation: The following problem can be comprehended by the concept of heat.
Concept introduction: Heat capacity is a physical quantity which is equal to the ratio of heat given to (or taken from) the object to the resultant change in temperature. Its SI unit is Joule/ Kelvin. It is an extensive attribute of matter. When the heat capacity is calculated per unit mole for a substance, it is called molar heat capacity while it is called specific heat capacity or specific heat, when it is measured per unit mass for a substance. For a particular substance, heat capacity is directly proportional to the quantity of the substance present. Yet the specific heat is an attribute of the structure of a substance. It depends on the number of available degrees of freedom in the particular substance, which permits the particles of the substance to accumulate thermal energy.
Given: Here, it is given that a piece of Cu weighing 70.0 g at 54.0 °C is put in 50.0 g water at 26.0 °C. We are asked to find out the specific heat of Cu if the final temperature of water and Cu is 29.2 °C.
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