Specific Heat of a Metal by Calorimetry

[D-Grizzly_The_Spitter]

From all us chemistry students: Thank You!!!

[briannacalle]

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[preciouskym]

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[KW-nxfl]

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[MRichards]

In a Chem 111 class at a local Comm. College. Instructor is giving these exercises right out of a workbook, but not explaining anything. This video was OUTSTANDING! Explained in 8 minutes what she didn't convey in 3 hours.

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[thankyou]

Thank you! A student I was working with was given this formula by his professor to calculate the specific heat of a metal and I am happy to now know how to derive that formula. Good stuff!

[albertkat]

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[lelren]

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[zodd]

Converting your specific heat value in 0.117 cal/g C and using the Dulong and Petit law we can deduce an atomic weight of your metal of 51.232 amu, which is closest to Cromium, but even Mn, Fe, Co and Ni would respect the law. So your metal is one of those.

[garyz]

Super helpful. Prepping for the AP test today

[Ttime]

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[chrisg.]

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[aceayade]

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[echezona]

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[Manueln]

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[dandelion]

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[elliskrystal]

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[stepbystepscience]

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