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Specific Heat (J/g °C) Metal Calcium 0.647 Iron 449 Silver 0.235 Gold 0.129 In joules, how much heat is released when 32.0 g of Ag cools from 190. to 130.? Answer: J (enter a positive value)

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter5: Thermochemistry

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Specific
Heat
(J/g °C)
Metal
Calcium 0.647
Iron
0.449
Silver 0.235
Gold
0.129
In joules, how much heat is released when 32.0
g of Ag cools from 190. to 130.?
Answer:
J (enter a positive value)

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