Data Sheet Experiment 1-Heat Transfer and Temperature Change 1. Metal used / atomic weight Metal Sample Aluminum 38.658 Nickel Nickel 43.988 2. Weight of test tube + metal 3. Weight of test tube 38.025 38.025 0.633 4. Weight of metal 42.2949 5.963 42.2969 5. Weight of calorimeter + H2O 6. Weight of calorimeter 1.690 7. Weight of water 40.6069 16909 8. Tinitial of H₂O 9. T. of metal 17°C 75°C 17°C 76 C initial 10. Tinal of H2O + metal 19°℃ 21°C 11. AT H₂O 2°C 4 °C 12. AT metal 13. Specific heat value for metal 14. Specific heat of Ni predicted using Equation 4 56 c 55°C determined by experimento) C. 900 AT 0.440 15. Percent difference of nickel values General Chemistry: Chemistry 101/102 Laboratory Manual, 3rd edition edited by Cecilia B. Kieber, Robert J. Kieber Charles R. Ward. Copyright © 2007 by ton w Energy can also be measured in different units with the SI unit of energy being a joule (J). Anot nmon unit is the calorie (cal) defined by 1 cal = 4.184 J critional Calories are actually kilocalories drool

Data Sheet Experiment 1-Heat Transfer and Temperature Change 1. Metal used / atomic weight Metal Sample Aluminum 38.658 Nickel Nickel 43.988 2. Weight of test tube + metal 3. Weight of test tube 38.025 38.025 0.633 4. Weight of metal 42.2949 5.963 42.2969 5. Weight of calorimeter + H2O 6. Weight of calorimeter 1.690 7. Weight of water 40.6069 16909 8. Tinitial of H₂O 9. T. of metal 17°C 75°C 17°C 76 C initial 10. Tinal of H2O + metal 19°℃ 21°C 11. AT H₂O 2°C 4 °C 12. AT metal 13. Specific heat value for metal 14. Specific heat of Ni predicted using Equation 4 56 c 55°C determined by experimento) C. 900 AT 0.440 15. Percent difference of nickel values General Chemistry: Chemistry 101/102 Laboratory Manual, 3rd edition edited by Cecilia B. Kieber, Robert J. Kieber Charles R. Ward. Copyright © 2007 by ton w Energy can also be measured in different units with the SI unit of energy being a joule (J). Anot nmon unit is the calorie (cal) defined by 1 cal = 4.184 J critional Calories are actually kilocalories drool

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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ISBN:9780534420123

Author:Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer

Publisher:Daniel L. Reger, Scott R. Goode, David W. Ball, Edward Mercer

Chapter5: Thermochemistry

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