How To Solve Basic Calorimetry Problems in Chemistry

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3:52 That's actually 22 not 21 and the answer is 66.4 (in case anyone gets confused)

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7:34 where did the 4.184 came from ? Its not in the equation.

[@meownamejeff]

Specific Heat or c of Water (H2O) is 4.184 J/g K which should have been included in the question as a known variable.

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They dont always included it in the question.... it's the constant heat capacity of water that they expect u to know.... probably memorize it

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Do we use the mass as it is always or do we convert to kg. And when are we required to convert and when are we not

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yeah...That's actually 22 not 21. tiny mistake.

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Is specific heat capacity is the same with heat capacity and specific heat?

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6CriYCXntyHbpI Heat capacity is required joule for increase a material by 1 degree. The material's mass can be anything. Specific heat capacity is required joule for increase a 1 gram material by 1 degree. The material's mass is 1 gram.

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No specific heat is how much it takes to change one gram of that substance and I think heat capacity is how much energy or heat it takes to raise the bomb calorimeter 1 degree Celsius

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Can someone tell me in 6:22 why it won't match

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[@RipandReggie]

In #4 when you are plugging the numbers that we know into the final form of the equation, why did you write the metal's final temp as 25C, instead of 41.8C?

[@RipandReggie]

When first trying to find it's DeltaT.

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Where did get that 654?

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how do you know where to round off if the decimal places are many?

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u should know already bc of the sig fig rule

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how do you find temperature change when given c m and q

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change in temperature= q/(m)(c) This is the formula for finding the change in temperature or Delta T

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How did you get 7910?

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hello how did you get the answer to problem no.2? what is C? pls answer

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C is the specific heat hapacity

[@quincyzhang299]

3:53, 22 instead of 21 degrees Celcius. We can't afford to be careless during exams.

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in question 4 why is it negative 50?

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Because the uknown material gives off the energy

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[@yepyeniceri]

First question's unit should be kJ.

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Anyone else doing this in physics?

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Sorry it not 21 look at the question its 22

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First one