**Title: Calculating the Specific Heat of Bronze Using a Coffee Cup Calorimeter****Introduction**Understanding specific heat is crucial in material science and thermodynamics. In this tutorial, we will calculate the specific heat of bronze using a coffee cup calorimeter. Let's start with the necessary data and formulas, followed by detailed steps for calculations.---**Data Table: Bronze Data (5 pts)**| Parameter | Value ||--------------------------|----------------|| Mass of Metal (Bronze) | 19.9797 g || Temperature of Metal ($T_{\text{metal}}$) | 200°C || Mass of Water | 150.00 g || Temperature of Water ($T_{\text{H2O}}$) | 25.00°C || Final Temperature ($T_{\text{water & metal}}$) | 27.32°C |---**Calculations***You must show all work here.*1. **Calculate $Q_{\text{H2O}}$** Formula: \[ Q_{\text{H2O}} = m_{\text{H2O}} \times SH_{\text{H2O}} \times \Delta T \] Where $Q_{\text{H2O}}$ is the heat absorbed by water, $m_{\text{H2O}}$ is the mass of water, $SH_{\text{H2O}}$ is the specific heat of water, and $\Delta T$ is the change in temperature.2. **Calculate the Specific Heat of Bronze** The formula for the heat balance: \[ Q_{\text{H2O}} = -Q_{\text{metal}} \] This implies: \[ q_{\text{metal}} = m_{\text{metal}} \times SH_{\text{H2O}} \times \Delta T_{\text{metal}} \] *Specific Heat of Metal ($SH_{\text{metal}}$):* \[ SH_{\text{metal}} = \frac{q_{\text{metal}}}{m_{\text{metal}} \times \Delta T} = \frac{19.9797 \, \text{g} \times (27.32 - 200.00)°C}{J/g°C} \]3. **%

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Part 1: Calculate the specific heat of Bronze using coffee cup calorimeter. Bronze Data Mass Of Metal (Bronze) Ttmetal) Mass Of Water Tie120) Tawater & metal) (5 pts) 19.9797 g 200 °C 150.00 g 25.00 °C 27.32 °C Calculations: You must show ALL work here. 1. Calculate qu20 Qn,0 = mH,0 x SH,0 × AT Qn;0 = 2. Calculate the specific heat of Bronze. Qn,0 = -qmetal = 4metal = mmetal x SHH,0 x ATmetal 9metal (massmetat X AT) (19.9797 g x (27.32 – 200.00)°C) SHmetal SHmetal g°C 3. % error Calculation (the true value for SHbronze is 0.435 g°C

Part 1: Calculate the specific heat of Bronze using coffee cup calorimeter. Bronze Data Mass Of Metal (Bronze) Ttmetal) Mass Of Water Tie120) Tawater & metal) (5 pts) 19.9797 g 200 °C 150.00 g 25.00 °C 27.32 °C Calculations: You must show ALL work here. 1. Calculate qu20 Qn,0 = mH,0 x SH,0 × AT Qn;0 = 2. Calculate the specific heat of Bronze. Qn,0 = -qmetal = 4metal = mmetal x SHH,0 x ATmetal 9metal (massmetat X AT) (19.9797 g x (27.32 – 200.00)°C) SHmetal SHmetal g°C 3. % error Calculation (the true value for SHbronze is 0.435 g°C

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