Calculations: A1. (Refer back to Figure 3 for help with these calculations) The following data and calculations refer to the water in the calorimeter. Calculate the requested quantities from your data and enter the results in the table. Show all equations and work with units. change in temperature of water in calorimeter = Water mwater = heat energy absorbed by water in calorimeter = cal 1.00 g°C SHwater = ATwater = qwater =

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