Annemarie614 Annemarie614
  • 29-09-2014
  • Chemistry
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Calculate the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a 22-g sample of water from 7 degrees Celsius to 18 degrees Celsius?

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atahseen
atahseen atahseen
  • 29-09-2014
you use the equation q=mcdeltaT    delta t=the chang in temp m=the mass of water and c=the specific heat capacity which for water is usually 4.18kJ
q is the amount of energy which you are trying to figure out

im sorry that i dont know the overall units for the equation but hope this helps you 

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