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Given that iron has a specific heat capacity of 0.4490J/gºC, calculate the amount of heat (J) to raise thetemperature of a 500.0 g iron skillet of 24.00°C.

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User Maslovsa
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To answer this question we have to use the following equation:


Q=Cp\cdot m\cdot\Delta T

Where Q is the heat applied or released, Cp is the specific heat capacity, m is the mass and ΔT is the difference in temperature. Replace for the given values to find Q:


\begin{gathered} Q=0.449J/g\degree C\cdot500.0g\cdot24.00\degree C \\ Q=5388J \end{gathered}

It means that to raise the iron skillet temperature of 24.00°C, 5388J have to be applied.

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