Calculate the heat capacity, in joules per degree and in calories per degree, for 45.8 g of nitrogen gas. [heat capacity of n2 (g) = 1.04j/g0c] [1 cal=4.184j]

When heat capacity of N2 (g) = 1.04 j/g°C

and when a mass of N2 = 45.8 g

when 1cal = 4.184 j,

So we can get the heat capacity in joul and calories

= mass * heat capacity of N2 / 4.184 j

= 45.8g * 1.04 j/g°C / 4.184 j

= 11.38 J/°C