**Data**- Mass of iron: 64.8973 g- Mass of water: 61.9272 g- Initial temperature of iron (boiling water, \( T_m \)): 98.0 °C- Initial temperature of calorimeter + water (\( T_i \)): 22.1 °C- Final temperature (\( T_f \)): 30.3 °C**Temperature Change**- \( \Delta T \) for iron, °C: (input field)- \( \Delta T \) for water, °C: (input field)These sections provide the recorded mass values and temperature measurements necessary for a heat transfer experiment. The temperature change section includes fields for calculating the change in temperature for iron and water.

Mass of iron 64.8973 g Mass of water 61.9272 g Initial temperature of iron (boiling water Tm) 98.0 °C Initial temperature of calorimeter + water, T; 22.1 °C Final temperature, T† 30.3 °C TEMPERATURE CHANGE AT for iron, °C AT for water, °c 3. 3.

Mass of iron 64.8973 g Mass of water 61.9272 g Initial temperature of iron (boiling water Tm) 98.0 °C Initial temperature of calorimeter + water, T; 22.1 °C Final temperature, T† 30.3 °C TEMPERATURE CHANGE AT for iron, °C AT for water, °c 3. 3.

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