Heat capacity) A bar of pure metal is heated to _61____°C The metal is placed into 300.0 ml Observations: The mass of the metal ____89.6_____ The initial temperature of the metal is ______61_____°C. The initial temperature of the water is ____26_______°C. The final temperature of the mixture is _____31______°C. Calculations: The specific heat capacity of the metal is __________J/(kg°C) Result: Identity of the metal ______
Heat capacity) A bar of pure metal is heated to _61____°C The metal is placed into 300.0 ml Observations: The mass of the metal ____89.6_____ The initial temperature of the metal is ______61_____°C. The initial temperature of the water is ____26_______°C. The final temperature of the mixture is _____31______°C. Calculations: The specific heat capacity of the metal is __________J/(kg°C) Result: Identity of the metal ______
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Heat capacity) A bar of pure metal is heated to _61____°C The metal is placed into 300.0 ml Observations:
The mass of the metal ____89.6_____
The initial temperature of the metal is ______61_____°C.
The initial temperature of the water is ____26_______°C.
The final temperature of the mixture is _____31______°C.
Calculations:
The specific heat capacity of the metal is __________J/(kg°C)
Result: Identity of the metal ______
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