Other Thermodynamic Principles - Physical Chemistry
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If a 
copper wire gains 
of heat, what is the change in temperature of the wire?
If a
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The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where 
is the specific heat, 
is the change in temperature, 
is the mass, and 
is the amount of energy. We are given everything but the 
, so we rearrange the equation to 
Plug in known values and solve:
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where
Plug in known values and solve:
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If a copper wire gains of heat, what is the change in temperature of the wire?
If a
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The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where is the specific heat, is the change in temperature, is the mass, and is the amount of energy. We are given everything but the , so we rearrange the equation to
Plug in known values and solve:
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where
Plug in known values and solve:
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If a copper wire gains of heat, what is the change in temperature of the wire?
If a
Tap to reveal answer
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where is the specific heat, is the change in temperature, is the mass, and is the amount of energy. We are given everything but the , so we rearrange the equation to
Plug in known values and solve:
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where
Plug in known values and solve:
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If a copper wire gains of heat, what is the change in temperature of the wire?
If a
Tap to reveal answer
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where is the specific heat, is the change in temperature, is the mass, and is the amount of energy. We are given everything but the , so we rearrange the equation to
Plug in known values and solve:
The thermal energy an object contains is given by:
Where
Plug in known values and solve:
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