1) A Sample Of Water That Weigh 25g Absorbs 880J Of Energy.The Water Is Initially At 38.0 'C. What Is The NewTemperature Of The Water In Degrees Fahrenheit?2) A Sample Of Metal, Heated To 110'C, Is Placed Into ACalorimeter Containing 140g Of Water At 15.0'C. The FinalTemperature Of The Metal And Water Is 28.0'C. What Is TheMass Of The Metal (m Metal)?WaterQ=Cs= 4.184M =Tfinal FTinitial =AT =MetalQ=Cs= 0.628M=TfinalTinitial =AT =

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1) A Sample Of Water That Weigh 25g Absorbs 880J Of Energy.
The Water Is Initially At 38.0 'C. What Is The New
Temperature Of The Water In Degrees Fahrenheit?
2) A Sample Of Metal, Heated To 110'C, Is Placed Into A
Calorimeter Containing 140g Of Water At 15.0'C. The Final
Temperature Of The Metal And Water Is 28.0'C. What Is The
Mass Of The Metal (m Metal)?
Water
Q=
Cs= 4.184
M =
Tfinal F
Tinitial =
AT =
Metal
Q=
Cs= 0.628
M=
Tfinal
Tinitial =
AT =

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