joancrawford:
measuring energy in chemical reactions: A 10.40 g sample of silver was heated to 100.0°C. It was then added to 28.0 g of water in an insulated container. The water temperature rise from 25.0°C to 26.48°C. What is the specific heat of silver? read below pls!
joancrawford:
i have the solution here put every time i try to do the math i get -764.608 Ag and 173.385 H2O, i don't understand how the result is 0.227.
Vocaloid:
There’s only one variable to solve for in line 3. (The specific heat of silver). The specific heat of water is already given as 4.184. -10.4 * (specific heat of silver) * (26.8-100) = 28 * 4.184 * (26.48-25) Multiplying -10.4 * specific heat of silver * (26.8-100) on the left side gives us 761.28 * specific heat of silver Multiplying the right side out gives us 173.38 Solving 761.28 * specific heat of silver = 173.38 Gives us the stated solution
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