Mass of water (g) Initial temperature (°C) Final temperature (°C) Temperature change(°C) Number of heat pulses transferred Temperature change per pulse (°C/pulse) 75 0 43 43 6 7.6 75 0 74 74 12 6.1 150 0 48 48 12 4 Using the data on Table calculate the amount of heat given in each trial and calculate the specific heat in each case. Show all your calculations.

Mass of water (g) Initial temperature (°C) Final temperature (°C) Temperature change(°C) Number of heat pulses transferred Temperature change per pulse (°C/pulse) 75 0 43 43 6 7.6 75 0 74 74 12 6.1 150 0 48 48 12 4 Using the data on Table calculate the amount of heat given in each trial and calculate the specific heat in each case. Show all your calculations.

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Mass of water (g)	Initial temperature (°C)	Final temperature (°C)	Temperature change(°C)	Number of heat pulses transferred	Temperature change per pulse (°C/pulse)
75	0	43	43	6	7.6
75	0	74	74	12	6.1
150	0	48	48	12	4