#1: Which of the following measures thermal energy in an object? A. temperature B. mass C. heat D. volume **my answer; C. heat is that right @aaronq ? :)
#2: In a calorimeter, 10 g of ice absorbs heat with an enthalpy of fusion of 334 J/g. What is the heat absorbed? q = m ΔHf (use the table attached!) A. 6.68 J B. 334 J C. 3.34 kJ D. 6.68 kJ ***i don't get this one :(
#3: REfer to the same graph as i attached for #2! :) How much heat do you need to raise the temperature of 150 g of ice from 30oC to 15oC? A. 4.61 kJ B. 4.68 kJ C. 5.49 kJ D. 9.40 kJ ***my answer; D is that right?
1st question A temperature
#4: In which of the following attached thermochemical equations would the ΔH be considered a heat of solution? answer choices A,B,C,D from top to bottom :) ***my answer; B is that right? :)
1 is good for 2, use: q = m ΔHf m=10g, ΔHf=334 J
nope temperature is average kinetic energy
hey aaronq pleaseeeeee help me, and 1 is temp
#5: In a calorimeter, 100 g of ice melts at 0oC. The enthalpy of fusion of the ice is 334 J/g. How much heat was absorbed? A. 33.4 J B. 334 J C. 33.4 kJ D. 334 kJ ***my answer: C is that right? :D
yay for 1! haha and so is #2 this? B. 334 J ??
3. raise the temp form 30 to 15? what
sorry, i totally forgot.. lol it's -30 to -15 haha sorry!! does that make more sense @aaronq ? lol my badd :p
and so was #2 B then? :)
2 is not B :) you're not converting units correctly
3. q=150g(2.08)(-15) is that what you set up?
4 yes, because (aq)
ah darn. i knew it! lol so #2 should be C. 3.34 kJ then right? :) and yeah i did haha :P at least i think i did lol
5 is good!
yep! it's C
haha if you did, then it's right
ohhh wait, so should #3 be B. 4.68 kJ ? :)
cuz i just calculated it... :/ but I'm not sure now hahaa wait so #3 is B then? Or is it D? :/ lol
yay for 2, 4 and 5! :D
3 is B, yes
kay aweosme! thnaks :)
no problemm !
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