The water in the calorimeter init. temp.. 16°C mass=150g 2 OA) 90 J/kg deg C B) 110 J/ kg deg C RESET C) 130 J/ kg deg C Tcalorimeter C D) 150J/kg deg C 80 75 70 65 60 55 222222225 50 45 40 35 30 20 15 10 5 0 Metal under test metal: gold mass= 100g to calorimeter BUNSEN OFF to beaker ON Tbeaker C 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50 • Place 150 g of water at 16 deg C in the calorimeter • Turn on the burner • When the beaker reaches 100 deg C, on a piece of paper write down the inital temp and mass of the metal, and the initial temp and mass of the calorimeter water • Use the slider to move the metal to the calorimeter • Watch the calorimeter temperature climb as the metal loses heat and the water in the calorimeter gain heat • On the piece of paper write down the final temp of the calorimeter water • Calculate the specific heat of gold. What of the following is closest to your experimental value of Cgold? 35 30 25 20
The water in the calorimeter init. temp.. 16°C mass=150g 2 OA) 90 J/kg deg C B) 110 J/ kg deg C RESET C) 130 J/ kg deg C Tcalorimeter C D) 150J/kg deg C 80 75 70 65 60 55 222222225 50 45 40 35 30 20 15 10 5 0 Metal under test metal: gold mass= 100g to calorimeter BUNSEN OFF to beaker ON Tbeaker C 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 55 50 • Place 150 g of water at 16 deg C in the calorimeter • Turn on the burner • When the beaker reaches 100 deg C, on a piece of paper write down the inital temp and mass of the metal, and the initial temp and mass of the calorimeter water • Use the slider to move the metal to the calorimeter • Watch the calorimeter temperature climb as the metal loses heat and the water in the calorimeter gain heat • On the piece of paper write down the final temp of the calorimeter water • Calculate the specific heat of gold. What of the following is closest to your experimental value of Cgold? 35 30 25 20
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Transcribed Image Text:The water in
the calorimeter
init. temp..=16°C
mass=150g
A) 90 J/kg deg C
B) 110 J/kg deg C
OC) 130 J/ kg deg C
RESET
D) 150 J/ kg deg C
Tcalorimeter "C
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Metal under test
metal: gold
mass = 100g
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to beaker
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Tbeaker C
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Place 150 g of water at 16 deg C in the calorimeter
Turn on the burner
• When the beaker reaches 100 deg C, on a piece of paper write down the inital
temp and mass of the metal, and the initial temp and mass of the calorimeter
water
• Use the slider to move the metal to the calorimeter
• Watch the calorimeter temperature climb as the metal loses heat and the
water in the calorimeter gain heat
• On the piece of paper write down the final temp of the calorimeter water
• Calculate the specific heat of gold.
What of the following is closest to your experimental value of Cgold?
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of Gold
initial temp = 100 °C.
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Calorimeter water =
= 18 °C
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