Two page worksheet using specific heat capacity. You will be quizzed on terms such as heat energy and kinetic energy.
1000ml of 40 0c water is heated until its temperature is 37 0c.
Calculating specific heat worksheet answers. For q m c d t. Specific heat capacity handout answer key objectives calculate the specific heat capacity of a liquid. Determine the amount of energy required to heat a liquid to a particular temperature.
Identify each variables by name the units associated with it. Worksheet calculations involving specific heat 1. Identify each variables by name the units associated with it.
This quiz and worksheet gauge your knowledge of specific heat capacity and how it is calculated. For q m c d t. If the specific heat of water is 418 jg 0c calculate the amount of heat energy needed to cause this rise in temperature.
Specific heat capacity worksheets showing all 8 printables. Calculate the heat capacity of a piece of wood if 15000g of the wood absorbs 675 x 104 joules of heat and its temperature changes from 32 0c to 57 0c. Explain how they differ from each other.
Heat is not the same as temperature yet they are related. Q amount of heat j m mass grams c specific heat jg0c dt change in temperature 0c. Answers included on separate sheet.
Data collection answers will vary depending on collected data. Heat and heat calculations key name 1. Temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy and does not depend upon the amount of matter in the sample.
Worksheet calculations involving specific heat 1. About this quiz worksheet. Worksheets are name per work introduction to specific heat capacities specific heat latent heat and.
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Example answers in table below. What is the difference in temperature and heat.
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