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An iron bar that loses 2.92kj when it’s temperature decreases from 254c to 72c

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Answer:


Q= m * c * \Delta T

where


\Delta T = Final T - Initial T

Q is the heat energy in calories = 2.92 KJ = 2920 Joules

c is the specific heat capacity (for iron 0.450 J/(g℃))

m is the mass of water

Plugging in the values


2920J=m*0.450 \frac {J}{(g^\circ{C})}*(254^\circ{C}-72^\circ{C})


2920J=m*0.450 \frac {J}{(g^\circ{C})}*(182^\circ{C})


mass=\frac{2920 J}{0.450 \frac{J}{g^\circ{C}} * 182^\circ{C}}

mass = 35.6℃ is the Answer

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