QUESTION 23 What is the specific heat (cal/g°C) of a metal if 150.0 grams of a metal at 100.00°C is dropped into 25.00 grams of water at 22.00°C resulting in a final temperature of 28.00°C (specific heat of water is 1.000cal/g °C) SHOW all work Round to correct number of significant figures

QUESTION 23 What is the specific heat (cal/g°C) of a metal if 150.0 grams of a metal at 100.00°C is dropped into 25.00 grams of water at 22.00°C resulting in a final temperature of 28.00°C (specific heat of water is 1.000cal/g °C) SHOW all work Round to correct number of significant figures

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