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Given the following information, calculate the heat capacity of the calorimeter in units of J/degree Celsius: A calorimeter contains 19.16 g of water. The temperatures of the calorimeter and water are both 22.5 degrees Celsius. 14.82 g of water with a temperature of 68.4 degrees Celsius is poured in and stirred. The final temperature of all components is 39.4 degrees Celsius. (Note: Pay attention to the sig.fig. in your calculation. Keep three sig.fig. in the answer.)

Name: given the following information calculate the heat capacity of the calorimeter in units of j degree celsius a calorimeter contains 1916 g of water the temperatures of the calorimeter and wat 17175
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          Given the following information, calculate the heat capacity of the calorimeter in units of J/degree Celsius: A calorimeter contains 19.16 g of water. The temperatures of the calorimeter and water are both 22.5 degrees Celsius. 14.82 g of water with a temperature of 68.4 degrees Celsius is poured in and stirred. The final temperature of all components is 39.4 degrees Celsius. (Note: Pay attention to the sig.fig. in your calculation. Keep three sig.fig. in the answer.)

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16g * 4.18 J/g°C * (39.4°C - 22.5°C) Heat absorbed = 19.16g * 4.18 J/g°C * 16.9°C Heat absorbed = 1341.6 J - For the additional water added: Heat absorbed = 14.82g * 4.18 J/g°C * (39.4°C - 68.4°C) Heat absorbed = 14.82g * 4.18 J/g°C * (-29°C) Heat Show more…

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Given the following information, calculate the heat capacity of the calorimeter in units of J/degree Celsius: A calorimeter contains 19.16 g of water. The temperatures of the calorimeter and water are both 22.5 degrees Celsius. 14.82 g of water with a temperature of 68.4 degrees Celsius is poured in and stirred. The final temperature of all components is 39.4 degrees Celsius. (Note: Pay attention to the sig.fig. in your calculation. Keep three sig.fig. in the answer.)