3 attempts left Check my work Mass of iron Initial temperature of Fe Volume of water 42.70 g 79.10°C 54.73 mL Initial temperature of water 20.30°C Final water temperature 24.20°C Density of water g 1.00 mL J 4.184 g• °C Specific heat of water Specific heat of iron J 0.444 g• °C A student transfers a heated sample of pure iron metal to a Styrofoam coffee cup calorimeter containing deionized water. Use the collected data to answer the following questions. (a) Assuming that heat was transferred from the iron to the water and the calorimeter, determine the calorimeter constant. J Calorimeter constant °C (b) The actual calorimeter constant is 18.94 Calculate the percent error for the experimentally °C determined calorimeter constant. Percent error =

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Mass of iron
Initial temperature of Fe
Volume of water
Initial temperature of water
Final water temperature
42.70 g
79.10°C
54.73 mL
20.30°C
24.20°C
Density of water
1.00
mL
Specific heat of water
J
4.184
g• °C
Specific heat of iron
J
0.444
g. °C
A student transfers a heated sample of pure iron metal to a Styrofoam coffee cup calorimeter
containing deionized water. Use the collected data to answer the following questions.
(a) Assuming that heat was transferred from the iron to the water and the calorimeter, determine the
calorimeter constant.
J
Calorimeter constant =
°C
(b) The actual calorimeter constant is 18.94
Calculate the percent error for the experimentally
determined calorimeter constant.
Percent error =
%
Transcribed Image Text:3 attempts left Check my work Mass of iron Initial temperature of Fe Volume of water Initial temperature of water Final water temperature 42.70 g 79.10°C 54.73 mL 20.30°C 24.20°C Density of water 1.00 mL Specific heat of water J 4.184 g• °C Specific heat of iron J 0.444 g. °C A student transfers a heated sample of pure iron metal to a Styrofoam coffee cup calorimeter containing deionized water. Use the collected data to answer the following questions. (a) Assuming that heat was transferred from the iron to the water and the calorimeter, determine the calorimeter constant. J Calorimeter constant = °C (b) The actual calorimeter constant is 18.94 Calculate the percent error for the experimentally determined calorimeter constant. Percent error = %
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