Please include equation and step for understanding thanks. 4. What is the change in the temp of Lhe gas m5. An Aluminum rod is 20 cm long at 20 "C and has a mass of 350 g. If 10,000 J of thermal energy is added to the rod byheat, what is the change in the length of the rod in cm?6 A bot-air halloan has a volume of 2200The basket nassengers and the balloon fabric (the envelope) weight 5.800 N. Average Expansion Coefficientsfor Some Materials Near Room TemperatureTABLE 19.1Average LinearExpansionCoefficient(a)(°C)-Average VolumeExpansionCoefficient(B)('C)-1ow vode) amoldo 8asldal enintooMaterialMaterial(Solids)(Liquids and Gases)Acetone1.5 x 10-4Aluminum24 x 10-6Alcohol, ethyl1.12 × 10-4 ad Intor ordi ei huW1.12 x 10-49-9-0Brass and bronzeBenzeneahereur LG sto ecbouConcrete9.6 x 10-44.85 x 10-4Mercury 0o a alW i 1.82 x 10-4zi eng s tod ot VEN on17 x 10-6GasolineCopperGlass (ordinary)wol Glass (Pyrex)Invar (Ni-Fe alloy) 0.9 x 10-6Glycerin9-01 X 63.2 x 10-6Turpentine nil eti omolov bocesnoa od ol3.67 x 10-33.665 X 10-39.0 x 10-4o AU oAir at 0°Cwal esy lesbi seu mill9-0 1Helium"Steel11 x 10-6TABLE 20.1Specific Heats of Some Substances at 25°C and Atmospheric PressureSpecific Heat(J/kg °C)Specific HeatSubstance nam lamal o(J/kg °C)SubstanceElemental solidsOther solidsAluminum3800061 830Brassesg orl to qal odt 837 o s al IndW ABerylliumCadmiumGlass230387Ice (-5°C)Marble060Copper1 700202 e bou munlimulA nA epooMLiquidsAlcohol (ethyl)MercuryWater (15°C)Germanium322Goldbb ci yono lannorlt 129Iron448or ei Indw inord2 400Lead128140Silicon7034 186oolled tie-tod ADgow orb ynibalazypuavaSteam (100°C) ai ians 2 010 ietuo et neriw biswob0nde Silver234GasTABLE 20.2Latent Heats of Fusion and Vaporizationbon oleoe motl gnul al tosido nA TMeltingPoint (°C)Latent Heatof Fusion10.Point (°C)BoilingLatent HeatSubstance(J/kg)of Vaporization (J/kg)Helium5.23 x 101.38 X 1042.55 x 1041.04 X 10-269.65-268.93-182.972.09 x 104OxygenNitrogenEthyl alcohol-218.792.13 x 102.01 x 10-209.97-195.81-1148.54 x 102.26 x 1063.26 x 1058.70 x 10378Water0.003.33 x 103.81 x 1042.45 x 1043.97 x 108.82 x 104 bgn 2 193100.00Sulfur444.60Lead327.31 750Aluminum09960.802 4501.14 x 107Silver m1 063.001 0836.44 x 1041.34 x 102.33 x 1061.58 x 1065.06 x 106Copper1 187

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Chapter11: Energy In Thermal Processes

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