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A 1.00 kg piece of aluminum metal at 90.0 °C is placed in 4.00 liters (= 4.00 kg) of water at 25.0 °C. Determine the final temperature (Tf).
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There wasn't a thermodynamics section.....
\(\Delta Q = m_1 ~ c_1 ~ \Delta T_1 = m_2 ~ c_2 ~ \Delta T_2\)
That's the formula?
\( 1 * c_{Al} * (90 - T_f) = 4 * c_{H_2 O} * (T_f - 25)\)
it's not the answer, but in any engineering or physics pursuit, it's the Newtonian formula that makes sense and that is backed up by common sense.
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Ok thank you, I will look into that
I think you are right, btw: there should be a Thermo section.
Yea lol
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