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What is the specific heat capacity of a substance that requires 2510 J of energy to increase the temperature of a 50 g sample by 10 °C?

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To calculate the specific heat capacity  c  of a substance, we can use the formula:q = mcTwhere q is the energy required  in joules , m is the mass of the sample  in grams , c is the specific heat capacity  in J/gC , and T is the change in temperature  in C .In this case, we are given:q = 2510 Jm = 50 gT = 10 CWe need to find the specific heat capacity  c . Rearranging the formula to solve for c, we get:c = q /  mT Now, we can plug in the given values:c = 2510 J /  50 g  10 C c = 2510 J / 500 gCc = 5.02 J/gCThe specific heat capacity of the substance is 5.02 J/gC.
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