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03-11-2017
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How much heat is absorbed by 60 kg of copper (c=385 J/kg K) when it is heated from 10C to 60 C?

Calculate the amount of heat needed using the equation Q = m c ΔT.

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barnuts barnuts

14-11-2017

The amount of heat absorbed by the metal copper can be directly solved using the formula:

Q = m c ΔT

Q = 60 kg * 385 J / kg K * (60 – 10) K

Q = 1,155,000 J = 1.155 MJ

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