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800 calories of heat is required to raise the temperature of 0.080 kg of a liquid from 10°C to 100°C. Find its specific heat capacity (a) in calories (b) in joules.

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800 calories of heat is required to raise the temperature of 0.080 kg of a liquid from 10°C to 100°C. Find its specific heat capacity (a) in calories (b) in joules.

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Solution

(a) Rise in temperature θR = (100 − 10) = 90°C

∴ Heat absorbed = mcθR

800 cal = 0.080 kg × c × 90°С

\[c =\frac{800}{0.080 \times 90}\]

= 111.1 calkg−1°C−1

(b) Specific heat in joules = 111.1 × 4.2

= 466.67 Jkg−1°C−1

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Chapter 10: Calorimetry - NUMERICAL PROBLEMS ON SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY [Page 237]

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Chapter 10 Calorimetry
NUMERICAL PROBLEMS ON SPECIFIC HEAT CAPACITY | Q 2. | Page 237
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