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    This document reports the results of an experiment measuring the specific heat of water and an unknown substance by heating them to the same final temperature and measuring the energy gained or lost. Water gained 9382 Joules of energy to raise its temperature by 14.1 degrees Celsius, giving it a specific heat of 4186 J/(kg*C). The unknown substance lost the same amount of energy to lower its temperature from 100 to 24.1 degrees, giving it a specific heat of 591 J/(kg*C). The experiment took 5.15 minutes to complete.

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    This document reports the results of an experiment measuring the specific heat of water and an unknown substance by heating them to the same final temperature and measuring the energy gained or lost. Water gained 9382 Joules of energy to raise its temperature by 14.1 degrees Celsius, giving it a specific heat of 4186 J/(kg*C). The unknown substance lost the same amount of energy to lower its temperature from 100 to 24.1 degrees, giving it a specific heat of 591 J/(kg*C). The experiment took 5.15 minutes to complete.

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    Calorimetry PDF

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    This document reports the results of an experiment measuring the specific heat of water and an unknown substance by heating them to the same final temperature and measuring the energy gained or lost. Water gained 9382 Joules of energy to raise its temperature by 14.1 degrees Celsius, giving it a specific heat of 4186 J/(kg*C). The unknown substance lost the same amount of energy to lower its temperature from 100 to 24.1 degrees, giving it a specific heat of 591 J/(kg*C). The experiment took 5.15 minutes to complete.

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    Completed on: 5/3/2020 at 16:8
    Variable Water Unknown
    Mass (g) 158.8 209.2
    Initial Temp
    10.0 100.0
    (°C)
    Final Temp (°C) 24.1 24.1
    Energy (J) gained: 9382 lost: 9382
    Specific Heat
    4186 591
    (J/(kg•°C))
    It took 5.15 minutes to do this activity

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