Heat is added to an object initially at 30C, increasing its temperature to 80C. a. What is
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Heat is added to an object initially at 30°C, increasing its temperature to 80°C.
a. What is the temperature change of the object in Fahrenheit degrees?
b. What is the temperature change of the object in kelvins?
c. Is there any difference in the numerical value of a heat capacity expressed in cal/g·°C from one expressed in cal/g·K? Explain
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a The change in the temperature of the Celsius scale is T c Tc f Tc i Here Tc i is the initial tempe...View the full answer
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