Choose a liquid: Water Mass (g): 200. Temp. ("C) = 20.0 Check Show specific heat box Step 4) Hit Next Step 5) Set 'Run E

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Choose a liquid: Water Mass (g): 200. Temp. ("C) = 20.0 Check Show specific heat box Step 4) Hit Next Step 5) Set 'Run E

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Choose A Liquid Water Mass G 200 Temp C 20 0 Check Show Specific Heat Box Step 4 Hit Next Step 5 Set Run E 1
Choose A Liquid Water Mass G 200 Temp C 20 0 Check Show Specific Heat Box Step 4 Hit Next Step 5 Set Run E 1 (29.55 KiB) Viewed 86 times
Choose a liquid: Water Mass (g): 200. Temp. ("C) = 20.0 Check Show specific heat box Step 4) Hit Next Step 5) Set 'Run Experiment' Controls Check Show Graph View Check Start Data Table. Fill out the following data table using proper values and units collected from the simulation. When selecting a metal for identification, use the attached sheet, Specific Heats of metals, as a reference. Mass of water in calorimeter Mass of solid, unknown metal II. Initial Temperature of water Initial Temperature of metal Final Temperature of water and metal Change in temperature of metal Change in temperature of water Heat transferred to the water, Quo Specific heat of metal Selected metal (using table of specific heats of metals) Percent deviation (error) Calculations. Show calculations for each of the following. Change in temperature of metal Change in temperature of water Heat transferred to the water, Qizo 200 $ -$ 20°4 100's Lo. 34'L 71. 7'C 250-1 J 0.126 Jy 161 2.33 /-
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