Specific Heat - Solving for the Final Temperature

A tutorial on how to solve for the final temperature using the specific heat formula.
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• Solving for Final Temp...
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[@danisart]

THANK YOU SO MUCH this really helped me with my chemistry homework! Thank you thank you thank you

[@aundreauhh4681]

Thank you for your help!! and since the problem didn't have specific heat he just provided it for you guys

[@Mandalorian95]

This helped a lot, Brad! Thank you!

[@ibarlinlance269]

THIS HELPED A LOT, THANKS MAN!

[@kiwikiwikiwi8756]

is it possible for delta t to equal a number as low as 2.99?

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Thank you so much! This was very helpful

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[@brionwong4967]

I was watching this in class when i couldnt solve a qn and then after I saw deltaT equals Tf - 20 i could solve it thanks!

[@juiylop247]

How did you get .89 for C

[@MsShdd]

It is usually given in a problem but he didn't put it on the problem!

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[@BradDaniell]

Glad I could help! Thank you for the comment.

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Thanks this helped for my chemistry quiz!

[@annleon198]

Finally I understand this!!!!! :')

[@thejoshblanke3507]

how did you get 89

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I'm from 2021 it helped alot in physics

[@joane7651]

I'm from 2020 thank you for this!!! ❤

[@BradDaniell]

You're so welcome. Glad it made sense.

[@marblejarl3944]

Thanks a lot for this helpful video. last question how do you get 89 j/c?? all of the problems i have already have the specific heat. i ask just in case my teacher give me a problem without specific heat.

[@anyam9330]

MarbleJarl 39 i have the same question

[@anyam9330]

MarbleJarl 39 he said to just multiply. 100 • .89= 89

[@maguinduyosgenerose588]

how did you get .89 J/gºc? or you just put it in by guess?

[@BradDaniell]

This is usually a given quantity. I knew this to be true for the element.

[@j0llibee123]

Wait so if it’s .895x100, isn’t it supposed to be 89.5?

[@fireponyyy]

I still don’t understand how to convert 20.0°C to 0.89J/g°C. How would that conversion look?

[@marielsanchez7968]

Your comment is 8 months old but ima answer in case anyone sees this in the future .89 J/g C is the specific heat capacity usually it says it in the problem but it didn’t so he provided it for us the 20.0 C is the temperature INITIAL we are solving for the temperature FINAL, you need both to know what delta T is ( the triangle with the T next to it which is your change in temperature) delta T is FINAL temp minus INITIAL temp

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[@merriahkubista7395]

really confused on where you got C= .89 J/g... will they usually give you that in the problem or are we supposed to find it?

[@BradDaniell]

Yes, the 'C' value should be given to you in the problem if you're not solving for it.

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[@chollyeva]

good job helpful

[@BradDaniell]

+Cholly Head Thank you!

[@thaiquan6334]

why is it negative 20?

[@BradDaniell]

+thai quan Since delta T is Tf - Ti, and we know Ti is 20, then it appears negative according to the equation. I hope that makes sense.

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[@seboy5483]

1100/895= 12.4???????

[@jemstar33]

It's 89 J not 895. The J looks like a 5

[@ellaoshinkanlu8590]

Tf-Ti = Q/mc

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[@djhalla1848]

ok they didnt give me joules man O_O im new to this science witchcraft and am very much gobsmacked

[@BradDaniell]

DJ halla No worries. What is the question?

[@djhalla1848]

Brad Daniell my lecturer helped me out thanks man video was still very useful SCIENCE !!!

[@pablodiaz6660]

You have to convert the grams into kilograms.

[@pablodiaz6660]

Also if you rearrange the formula you can get the answer in an easier method.

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