The amount of heat (g) gained or lost by a substance (with mass m) as its temperature changes (AT) depends on its specific heat capacity (C,) according to the following equation. q - C, xm x AT The quality of industrial diamonds is determined in part by measuring the specific heat capacity, which is 0.5091 /g-K for pure diamond. If the absorption of 26.06 ) of heat by a 2.10g diamond sample of unknown purity causes its temperature to rise from 25.90°C to 73.45°C, is the diamond sample pure? Explain your reasoning. The calculated C, is J/g-K and the value for pure diamond is 0.5091 J/g-K. These values are --Select- , thus the sample ---Select- pure. Need Help? Master it A foundry worker places a 5.76 kg sheet of nickel at a temperature of 18°C on top of a 16.6 kg sheet of palladium at 65°C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the final temperature of the two shects of metal. °C Need Help?Master It

The amount of heat (g) gained or lost by a substance (with mass m) as its temperature changes (AT) depends on its specific heat capacity (C,) according to the following equation. q - C, xm x AT The quality of industrial diamonds is determined in part by measuring the specific heat capacity, which is 0.5091 /g-K for pure diamond. If the absorption of 26.06 ) of heat by a 2.10g diamond sample of unknown purity causes its temperature to rise from 25.90°C to 73.45°C, is the diamond sample pure? Explain your reasoning. The calculated C, is J/g-K and the value for pure diamond is 0.5091 J/g-K. These values are --Select- , thus the sample ---Select- pure. Need Help? Master it A foundry worker places a 5.76 kg sheet of nickel at a temperature of 18°C on top of a 16.6 kg sheet of palladium at 65°C. Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, calculate the final temperature of the two shects of metal. °C Need Help?Master It

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Chapter1: Numerals And Fractions

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