Science 1 Quiz
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- Q1
You have 8g of water at 23°C. You start heating it up. The temperature increases to 35°C. How much energy was added?
about 0.28 J
about 400 J
about 3.5°C
about 12°C
30s - Q2
You have 24g of water at 22°C. You add 6,000 J of energy. How do you expect the temperature to change?
the temperature will increase by about 4.8 x 109 J
the temperature will increase by about 60°C
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the temperature will increase by about 3.2 x 106 J
30s - Q3
You add 400 J of energy to 12g of iron, and its temperature increases by 50°C. You add 400 J of energy to 12g of aluminum, and its temperature increases by 24°C. What can you say about aluminum's "specific heat capacity" compared to iron?
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