Name Data Sheet 1. Data Table TA Laboratory Date Section Experiment 1-Preparing a Heating Curved Time (min) Temperature (°C) Time (min) Temperature (°C) 0 18 اما 1 2 3 55 19 64 20 67 ما 21 69 71 45 8 22 73 10 23 75 6 11 24 76 7 15 25 77 8 18 26 9 25 27 78 10 29 28 79 11 34 29 80 12 38 30 80 13 44 31 80 14 48 32 80 15 52 33 80 16 55 34 17 59 35 80 80 15 Temperature when last piece of ice melts °C From Chemistry 1505L: General Chemistry Laboratory for the Allied Health Sciences, 2nd edition, revised printing by Michael Serra. Copyright © 2006 by Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company. Excerpted and adapted by permission. 13 3. Boiling point of water 4. Temperature change (AT) 5. Volume of water Mass of water 6. Number of calories needed to heat the water Show calculations Number of kilojoules needed to heat the water Show calculations

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