With this information and the specific heat of water, 4.184 J/(g-°C), calculate the specific heat, c, of silver.JCmetal =g.°C Select silver from the list of metals and record its mass, mmetal-mmetal = 21.0Next, heat up the piece of silver and record the metal's highest temperature, Tmetal -Tmetal = 65.53°CNext, record the mass of water (mwater) in the coffee cup.mater64.0Record the initial temperature of the water, Twaterl , in the coffee cup.Record the initial temperature of the water, Twaterl , in the coffee cup.Tunerl = 25.0°CPlace the hot piece of silver into the cool water and record the final temperature of the water, Twater2Tuter? =25.78°C

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With this information and the specific heat of water, 4.184 J/(g-°C), calculate the specific heat, c, of silver.
J
Cmetal =
g.°C

Select silver from the list of metals and record its mass, mmetal-
mmetal = 21.0
Next, heat up the piece of silver and record the metal's highest temperature, Tmetal -
Tmetal = 65.53
°C
Next, record the mass of water (mwater) in the coffee cup.
mater
64.0
Record the initial temperature of the water, Twaterl , in the coffee cup.
Record the initial temperature of the water, Twaterl , in the coffee cup.
Tunerl = 25.0
°C
Place the hot piece of silver into the cool water and record the final temperature of the water, Twater2
Tuter? =
25.78
°C

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