When a material is cooled from a temperature of 225 ° c temperature to 25 oC, 160 j worth heat energy are released. H=0.17 J/g*C is the metal's specific heat capacity if its mass is 5.0 g.
Heat is the interchange of "thermal" energy caused by a temperature difference. Consider a system that is isolated and has two components that are initially running at different temperatures. Energy is transmitted from the large heat subsystem 2 to the cooler temperature subsystem.
heat energy=160 J released
=5.0 g metal
=A temperature change of (225-35) or 190C.
=160J/(5.0g*190C) = 0.1684 J/g*C
H= 0.17 J/g*C
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