Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 2 days ago
How much heat is required to raise the temperature of 1kg of lead from 25⁰C to 100⁰C.Specific heat capacity of lead=0.128 J/g⁰C
Physics class 12 numericals solution
Inter class physics numerical solution
First law of thermodynamics numericals
12 class physics numericals

Category

📚
Learning
Transcript
00:00Numerical number 8 of unit 16 first law of thermodynamics is how much heat is required
00:13to raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of lead from 25 degree centigrade to 100 degree
00:21centigrade. Specific heat capacity of lead is given which is 0.128 Jol upon gram into centigrade.
00:32So we have to find heat required means delta Q is equal to what mass of lead which is
00:51given as 1 kilogram which is also equal to 1000 gram and initial temperature T1 is given
01:03as 25 degree centigrade. Final temperature T2 is given as 100 degree centigrade and specific
01:17heat capacity of lead is obtained as 0.128 Jol upon gram into degree centigrade. For calculation
01:36or solution we will use formula is specific heat is equal to delta Q upon m delta T. So
01:48delta Q will be equal to mc delta T. So delta Q will be equal to mc delta T. So delta Q will
02:04be equal to is mass is given as 1000 into specific heat which is also obtained as 0.128 Jol upon gram
02:16into degree centigrade into degree centigrade into degree centigrade into delta T. So delta T is equal
02:22to T2 minus T1. So delta Q will be equal to 1000 into 0.128 Jol upon t2 which is 100 degree centigrade
02:41minus T1 minus T1 which is 25 degree centigrade. So delta Q will be equal to is 1000 into 0.128. So it will be 128 into
02:48128 into 100 minus 25 so it will be 75. So delta Q will be obtained as 128 into 75. So it will be 90,
03:02to 100 minus 25, so it will be 75. So, delta Q will be obtained as 128 into 75, so it will
03:15be 9600 Joule. So, this is our final answer. The answer in book is given as 0, 2, 4, 0,
03:32Joule. So, this is incorrect.
Be the first to comment
Add your comment

Recommended