Answer:
287K
Explanation:
To find the increasing in temperature for the sample of copper we must use the equation:
Q = m*C*ΔT
Q is the heat added (353J)
m is the mass of copper (3.6mol * (63.546g / mol) = 228.8g
C is specific heat (0.385J/(gK))
And ΔT is the increasing in temperature.
Solving for ΔT:
Q / m*C = ΔT
353J /228.8g*0.385J/(gK) = 4.0K
That means the final temperature of copper is:
283K + 4K =
287K
