A 19.7724 grams of metal was heated to 100.001∘C when the metal was placed into 155.00 grams of water at 23.721∘C the temperature rose to 24.213∘C. What is the specific heat of this metal? What is the identity of this metal?

A 19.7724 grams of metal was heated to 100.001∘C when the metal was placed into 155.00 grams of water at 23.721∘C the temperature rose to 24.213∘C. What is the specific heat of this metal? What is the identity of this metal?

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Specific
heat in
Metal
J
g° C
Lead
0.128
Zinc
0.387
Aluminum 0.902
Copper 0.385
Tin
0.213
Iron
0.449
Silver
0.235

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