Heat Thermal Equilibrium Finding Final Temp

[DorianC]

I've been searching the internet for hours and this is the most helpful vid I've seen yet.

[xeno]

thanks, never thought a video from 10 years ago would help me but Im grateful :-))

[nouie]

Thank you very much for this simplified answer! I've been searching for an hour to find a similar tutorial!

[codyellsworth]

I was racking my brain trying to figure out how to do these final temp equilibrium problems. Thank you! Pretty simply.

[poopsnotfood]

thank you! you helped me so much. mspaint has never looked so smart!

[dollarbill]

thank you very much lady, i looked for this question all day.

[ultimatebazman]

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[cobraracer]

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[Aliensleek]

finally understand it better. thanks a lot

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[undercoverpotential]

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[rafael]

@dollarbill11 that's only if you count it as JOULES/GRAMS CELCIOUS, in this example shes using JOULES/KILOGRAMS CELCIOUS. Got it?

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[GrandMasterSuperPhD]

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[niozora]

Isn't specific heat measured in J/g.C or J/kg.K? Never seen J/kg.C

[ThePieMan]

I had a problem like this but instead of iron I was adding ice at -20 Celsius. And this method didn't work. What's Going on?

[victali]

what if i was only given the mass of water and its Tem. and the mas of aluminu, and being asked to finde the Tem of alimunum before palced into the water ? and wast given the p

[dollarbill]

i thought water had 4.186J specific heat.