C 143 Spefie leat Capaity Lab Report Temperature of hot water bathitrial 3 100-7 Final Temperatureltrial 3 23.5 (C6) Analysia 1.) Look at your temperature data tables for the three trials. For each find the highest temperature that your calorimeter reached. This is the final temperature of both the calorimeter and the metal shot. Write this temperature in the data section on the (A, B6, C6) line. 2.) Calculate the change in temperature of the water in your calorimeter, AT AT- Tu-Tu (A6, B6, C6)-AM, B4, C4) Alb=27.2 Blo = 24.4 Cuニ 23-5 ATma (trial 1)- CAT) AT (trial 2 A4= 244 G4= 214 C4= 20-2 CB7) AT (trial 3)- (CT) 3.) Calculate the amount of energy that went inte warming up the water in your calorimeter. We will call this q Use the following equation. Here m. is what you wrote for (AS, B3, C3), -4.184 and AT(A7, B7, C). CAB) A3=30-043 R3= 25.95 Qultrial 1)- x4.184 Jig-Cx x 4.184 Jig Cx (Ba) C 3=11.210 Qualtrial 2)- (C8) x4.184 Jig Cx Qltrial 3) - 2 of 4

C 143 Spefie leat Capaity Lab Report Temperature of hot water bathitrial 3 100-7 Final Temperatureltrial 3 23.5 (C6) Analysia 1.) Look at your temperature data tables for the three trials. For each find the highest temperature that your calorimeter reached. This is the final temperature of both the calorimeter and the metal shot. Write this temperature in the data section on the (A, B6, C6) line. 2.) Calculate the change in temperature of the water in your calorimeter, AT AT- Tu-Tu (A6, B6, C6)-AM, B4, C4) Alb=27.2 Blo = 24.4 Cuニ 23-5 ATma (trial 1)- CAT) AT (trial 2 A4= 244 G4= 214 C4= 20-2 CB7) AT (trial 3)- (CT) 3.) Calculate the amount of energy that went inte warming up the water in your calorimeter. We will call this q Use the following equation. Here m. is what you wrote for (AS, B3, C3), -4.184 and AT(A7, B7, C). CAB) A3=30-043 R3= 25.95 Qultrial 1)- x4.184 Jig-Cx x 4.184 Jig Cx (Ba) C 3=11.210 Qualtrial 2)- (C8) x4.184 Jig Cx Qltrial 3) - 2 of 4

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