Aluminum (AI) Mass of metal (g) 7.18 g Volume of water (mL) 100 mL Mass of water (g) 99.8 g 25.01 C Initial temperature of water (°C) Initial temperature of metal (°C) 200 C 27.32 C Final temperature of water + metal (°C) Results table Aluminum (AI) 2.31 C Change in temperature (AT) of water Heat absorbed by water 964.5 J AT of metal -172.68 C Specific heat of metal

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