Science Chemistry
If it requires 115 J of heat to increase the temperature of 2.17 moles of a solid metal from 24.37 °C to 26.32 °C at constant pressure, then what is the identity of the metal?
Look up the Law of Dulong and Petit
hmm never learned those, but thanks
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jhope
4 years ago
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still confused..
answered by
jhope
4 years ago
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yeah, not sure how to solve it. ive subtracted the temp, but what do i do with the mols and J?
answered by
jhope
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First you find the specific heat, then use the law of Dulong and Petit.
q = mass x specific heat x (Tfinal-Tinitial)
115 = etc etc. Solve for specific heat.
so 115 = n/M(1.95)(specific heat)?
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sara
4 years ago
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OK. So 115 = 2.17 mols x specific heat x 1.95
Solve for specific heat.
The Law of D and P says
specific heat x atomic mass = about 25. I think the average is 24.94
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