Part 2: Determination of the Specific Heat Capacity of a Penny 1. Volume of water: 40.0mL 2. Initial Temperature of water: 23.6 °C 3. Mass of pennies: 37.4 g 4. Initial Temperature of pennies: 45.6 °C 5. Final Temperature of water, pennies, and calorimeter: 24.6°C

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