Chemistry, 01.06.2020 21:57 tcarston1728

A blacksmith making a tool heats 525 grams of steel to 1230°C. After hammering the steel, she places it into a bucket of water to cool it. When
she removes the steel from the water, it's at 50°C. How much heat does the steel release if its specific heat capacity is 0.486 Joules/gram degree
Celslus?
A. 301,000 Joules
B. 12,800 Joules
C. 1,270 joules
D. 241 Joules
E. 4.62 joules

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