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35ug = ? G
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hey jones 1 ug= ? G \[ 1 ug= 1\times 10^{-6} gm\]
so \[35ug=35 \times 10^{-6} gm\]
thank you so much. i have like 3 more if i could get your help.
Yeah post them quickly, I'll try
120ug = ?kg
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\[1 ug= 1 \times 10^{-9} kg\] so \[120 ug=> 120 \times 10^{-9} kg\]
determine the specific heat of a mayterial if a 35g sample of the material absorbs 48J as it is heated from 298K to 313K
and sorry for taking a bit to post this Q the site froze up
Jones post it as a new question, I'm sorry I don't know this:(
also for the answers for thses. am i to do the equation at the end. or leave it as you put if for the final result
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