Computation of Specific Heat for Unknown MetalTrial 1Trial 2Mass of unknown metal (g)21.1821.18Mass of calorimeter cup (g)1.731.73Mass of calorimeter and water (g)47.6346.16Temperature of boiling water bath (°C)99.62100.09Initial temperature of calorimeter water(°C)22.2122.03Final temperature of water and metal (°C)25.9525.92Mass of water (g)Temperature change of water (°C). Do notinclude a negative sign.Heat gained by water (cal). Do not includea negative sign.Heat lost by metal (cal). Do not include anegative sign.Temperature change of metal (°C). Do notinclude a negative sign. Specific heat of metal [cal/(g °C)]Specific heat of metal [J/(g °C)]

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Computation of Specific Heat for Unknown Metal Trial 1 Trial 2 Mass of unknown metal (g) 21.18 21.18 Mass of calorimeter cup (g) 1.73 1.73 Mass of calorimeter and water (g) 47.63 46.16