Thermochemistry heating to cooling problem

Started by prasamb@yahoo.com, December 11, 2022, 01:55:44 PM

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As a 10.0 g piece of Aluminum, c=.2157 cal/g C(degree celcius), and a 10.0 g piece of iron, c=0.1074 cal/g C(degree celcius), cools down from
100 C (degree celcius) to 28.9 C(degree celcius) how does the amount of heat transferred from each metal compare?

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To compare the amount of heat released we will use this equation with both metals.
q = mc∆t
m and ∆t  is same in both the cases.
So just compare their specific heat capacities.
One with high specific heat capacity means more heat is released.

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