Posted by Danielle on Monday, April 5, 2010 at 12:14pm.
try this heat=heat capacity * temperature change. just apply this formula heat evolve will be the heat. heat capacity is that of the calorimeter and temperature change is the unknown. use it
First off, go back and look at your former posts. Bob Pursley pointed out to me that you had 669 kJ in your first answer and that's a good answer. You would not need to express it as 6.69 x 10^5 Joules although that would be correct.
That's what I would do. Again, you need units stuck on the end; in this case it is degrees C or degrees K.
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