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The specific heat of a solution is 2.14 J/g°C. if you heated 23 grams of the solution and the temperature changed from 6°C to 24°C. How many Joules of heat would it produce?
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The specific heat of a solution is 2.14 J/g°C. if you heated 23 grams of the solution and the temperature changed from 6°C to 24°C. How many Joules of heat would it produce?

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2.14 = C° which is the specific Heat
23= mass
6 to 24 = is temperature change

So,

q= (23)(2.14)(24-6)
q=(23)(2.14)(18)

q= 885.96 Joules of heat that was produced.
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