~ 3245PART D: Adding an unknown amount of warm water to room temp. waterTrial 110.90243.36232.4623.1245.5022.3871.267 Mass of cups empty:8 Mass cups & room temp. water:9 Mass of room temp. water added:10 Initial Temp (T₁) of room temp. wate11 Final Temp (T2) of room temp. water12 AT for room temp. water:13 Initial Temp (T₁) hot water:14 Final Temp (T₂) of hot water:15 AT for hot water:38.8115.1966.038.81-27.2Calculation of mass of warm water added4.1841617 Specife heat of water:18 q gained by room temp. water:19 q lost by hot water:20 Mass of hot water added:212223242545.50-25.7Trial 211.12198.18187.0623.624.184ITrial 310.68141.61130.9323.8150.1926.3867.950.19-17.74.184unitsgg°C°C°C°C°C°CJ/g-K

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PART D: Adding an unknown amount of warm water to room temp. water
Trial 1
10.90
243.36
232.46
23.12
45.50
22.38
71.2
6
7 Mass of cups empty:
8 Mass cups & room temp. water:
9 Mass of room temp. water added:
10 Initial Temp (T₁) of room temp. wate
11 Final Temp (T2) of room temp. water
12 AT for room temp. water:
13 Initial Temp (T₁) hot water:
14 Final Temp (T₂) of hot water:
15 AT for hot water:
38.81
15.19
66.0
38.81
-27.2
Calculation of mass of warm water added
4.184
16
17 Specife heat of water:
18 q gained by room temp. water:
19 q lost by hot water:
20 Mass of hot water added:
21
22
23
24
25
45.50
-25.7
Trial 2
11.12
198.18
187.06
23.62
4.184
I
Trial 3
10.68
141.61
130.93
23.81
50.19
26.38
67.9
50.19
-17.7
4.184
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