Interpretation:
The energy released when
Concept introduction:
Specific heat is the property of a pure substance. Specific heat is the heat flow required to change the temperature of
Answer to Problem 79E
The energy released when
Explanation of Solution
The specific heat,
Where,
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The value of
Where,
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The specific heat of gold
The mass of the gold
The relation between
The probable conversion factors are given below.
The conversion factor to deermine
Therefore, the mass is calculated below.
The value of
The value of
Substitute the value of
Substitute the value of
The relation between
The probable conversion factors are given below.
The conversion factor to determine
Therefore, the amount of energy released is calculated below.
Therefore, the energy released when
The energy released when
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