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Calculate the number of joules of heat energy required to raise the temperature of 125 gram of silver from 100.0 degree celsius to 250.0 degree celsius.
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Calculate the number of joules of heat energy required to raise the temperature of 125 gram of silver from 100.0 degree celsius to 250.0 degree celsius.
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Mass=m=125g
Heat capacity if silver =c=0.233J/kg°C
Initial temperature=100°C
Final Temperature=250°C
First we need to find change in temperature.
Now
Heat =Q(As we are using thermodynamics)
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