A calorimeter contains ice. The energy of 500 calories is required to heat the system from 270 K to 272 K and energy of 16600 calories is required to heat that system from 272 K to 274 K. The heat capacity is defined as the product of mass of the object and its specific heat. The specific heat of ice is0.5 cal/g K. The heat capacity of calorimeter is
(a)
(b)
(c)
120 
(d)
180 
A calorimeter contains ice. The energy of 500 calories is required to heat the system from 270 K to 272 K and energy of 16600 calories is required to heat that system from 272 K to 274 K. The heat capacity is defined as the product of mass of the object and its specific heat. The specific heat of ice is0.5 cal/g K. The heat capacity of calorimeter is
(a)
(b)
(c)
120
(d)
180
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A calorimeter contains ice. The energy of 500 calories is required to heat the system from 270 K to 272 K and energy of 16600 calories is required to heat that system from 272 K to 274 K. The heat capacity is defined as the product of mass of the object and its specific heat. The specific heat of ice is0.5 cal/g K. The heat capacity of calorimeter is
(a)
(b)
(c)
120
(d)
180
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A calorimeter contains ice. The energy of 500 calories is required to heat the system from 270 K to 272 K and energy of 16600 calories is required to heat that system from 272 K to 274 K. The heat capacity is defined as the product of mass of the object and its specific heat. The specific heat of ice is0.5 cal/g K. The heat capacity of calorimeter is |
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