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3 July, 20:43

How much heat is needed to raise the temperature of 1 kg of iron from 25°C to 30°C?

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  1. 3 July, 20:54
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    Answer: 300 joules

    Explanation:The formula for specific heat is:

    E

    =

    m

    c

    θ

    , where:

    E

    is the energy needed in joules,

    m

    is the mass in kilograms,

    c

    is the specific heat,

    θ

    is the change in temperature, Celsius of Kelvin doesn't matter.

    Here,

    m

    =

    0.125

    kg

    c

    =

    480

    J/kg



    C

    θ

    =

    5



    C

    , and inputting:

    E

    =

    0.125



    480



    5

    E

    =

    300

    J

    of energy is needed.
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