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Material of Calorimeter: Aluminum Specific heat of calorimeter: 27°C Specific Heat (data taken from Video) Mass of empty Calorimeter ($M_c$) 58g Mass of calorimeter + water 153g Mass of water ($M_w$) 98g Mass of metal ($M_m$) 66g Initial temperature of cold water ($T_{wi}$) 27.5°C Temperature of boiling water and metal ($T_{mi}$) 100°C Final equilibrium temperature ($T_f$) 30.0°C Calculated value of specific heat Apparent nature of metal: Percent error: Book value of specific heat:

          Material of Calorimeter: Aluminum
Specific heat of calorimeter: 27°C
Specific Heat (data taken from Video)
Mass of empty Calorimeter ($M_c$)
58g
Mass of calorimeter + water
153g
Mass of water ($M_w$)
98g
Mass of metal ($M_m$)
66g
Initial temperature of cold water ($T_{wi}$)
27.5°C
Temperature of boiling water and metal ($T_{mi}$)
100°C
Final equilibrium temperature ($T_f$)
30.0°C
Calculated value of specific heat
Apparent nature of metal:
Percent error:
Book value of specific heat:

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Material of Calorimeter: Aluminum
Specific heat of calorimeter: 27°C
Specific Heat (data taken from Video)
Mass of empty Calorimeter (Mc)
58g
Mass of calorimeter + water
153g
Mass of water (Mw)
98g
Mass of metal (Mm)
66g
Initial temperature of cold water (Twi)
27.5°C
Temperature of boiling water and metal (Tmi)
100°C
Final equilibrium temperature (Tf)
30.0°C
Calculated value of specific heat
Apparent nature of metal:
Percent error:
Book value of specific heat:

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03/27/2023

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18 J/g°C), and ΔT is the change in temperature. Q = (480 g)(4.18 J/g°C)(30.0°C - 25°C) Q = 1008.0 J Show more…

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Material of Calorimeter: Aluminum Specific heat of calorimeter: 0.7 J/g°C Specific Heat (data taken from Video) Mass of empty Calorimeter (M): 13 g Mass of calorimeter + water: 480 g Mass of water (Mw): 480 g Mass of metal (Mm): 0 g Initial temperature of cold water (Twi): 25°C Temperature of boiling water and metal (Tmi): 100°C Final equilibrium temperature (T): 30.0°C Calculated value of specific heat: Book value of specific heat: Apparent nature of metal: Percent error:

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