A block of metal is warmed irreversibly at constant pressure from 267 K to 315 K. The heat capacityfor this metal block is 61.3 J. K.a) Calculate the heat that must be added to the metal block to warm it.b) Calculate the change in entropy for the metal as it is warmed.

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A block of metal is warmed irreversibly at constant pressure from 267 K to 315 K. The heat capacity for this metal block is 61.3 J. K1. a) Calculate the heat that must be added to the metal block to warm it. b) Calculate the change in entropy for the metal as it is warmed.

A block of metal is warmed irreversibly at constant pressure from 267 K to 315 K. The heat capacity for this metal block is 61.3 J. K1. a) Calculate the heat that must be added to the metal block to warm it. b) Calculate the change in entropy for the metal as it is warmed.

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A block of metal is warmed irreversibly at constant pressure from 267 K to 315 K. The heat capacity
for this metal block is 61.3 J. K.
a) Calculate the heat that must be added to the metal block to warm it.
b) Calculate the change in entropy for the metal as it is warmed.

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