The specific heat of copper is 0.385 J/g°C.

What will be the temperature increase if 358 J of energy is added to 15.00 g of copper?

A.

5.77°C

B.

23.9°C

C.

62°C

D.

9.19°C

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Denisse

Physics

13 September, 02:42

The specific heat of copper is 0.385 J/g°C.

What will be the temperature increase if 358 J of energy is added to 15.00 g of copper?

A.

5.77°C

B.

23.9°C

C.

62°C

D.

9.19°C

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Randall Davis · Answer 1

Answer:62°C

Explanation:

Heat (H) = 358j

Mass (m) = 15g

Specific heat capacity of copper=0.385J/g°C

temperature increase=H ➗ (m x c)

temperature increase=358 ➗ (15x0.385)

temperature increase=358 ➗ 5.775

temperature increase=61.99

Approximately temperature increase is 62°C

The specific heat of copper is 0.385 J/g°C.What will be the temperature increase if 358 J of energy is added to 15.00 g of copper?A.5.77°CB.23.9°CC.62°CD.9.19°C

The specific heat of copper is 0.385 J/g°C.

What will be the temperature increase if 358 J of energy is added to 15.00 g of copper?

A.

5.77°C

B.

23.9°C

C.

62°C

D.

9.19°C