Goal is to determine the specific heat of cylinders. 1. Data is provided in the table. You need to calculate and enter the answers in the empty columns. 2. Put the correct units in the space provided for the units in each column of the table. 3. Answer questions (1-3) and submit for the grading. 3. Use the following formulas to calculate: a) Mass of water = mass of cup and water - mass of empty cup. b) AT of water = Final temp of water - initial temp of water. c) Q (heat) into water = Specific heat of water x mass of water x AT of water. %3D %3D %3D Specific .heat of water =1 calorie / g °c ( calorie per gram per degree Celsius) d) AT of cylinder = Final temp of cylinder- Initial temp of cylinder. e) Q out of cylinder = - Q into water. (For a closed system Heat in = - Heat out) f) Specific heat of cylinder = Qout of cylinder / (mass of cylinder x AT of cylinder) %3D = Qout divided by the product of mass of cylinder and AT of cylinder. %3D Final temp. of H20 Q into Н-О Units: AT of Initial temp. of H20 Units:0C Material Mass of Mass of Mass of Н.О Units: Н-0 Units: empty cup Н.О Units: g Units:0C cup Units:g 9. 23.8 27.4 10 23.8 26.5 9. 11 23.8 27.9 10 12 23.8 26.8 g is gram here. Final temp. of cylinder Units: Q out of cylinder Units: Specific heat of Material Mass of Initial AT of cylinder Units: g temp. of cylinder Units: cylinder Units: cylinder Units: 71.6 101 27.4 69.3 101 26.5 68.2 101 27.9 67.8 101 26.8
Goal is to determine the specific heat of cylinders. 1. Data is provided in the table. You need to calculate and enter the answers in the empty columns. 2. Put the correct units in the space provided for the units in each column of the table. 3. Answer questions (1-3) and submit for the grading. 3. Use the following formulas to calculate: a) Mass of water = mass of cup and water - mass of empty cup. b) AT of water = Final temp of water - initial temp of water. c) Q (heat) into water = Specific heat of water x mass of water x AT of water. %3D %3D %3D Specific .heat of water =1 calorie / g °c ( calorie per gram per degree Celsius) d) AT of cylinder = Final temp of cylinder- Initial temp of cylinder. e) Q out of cylinder = - Q into water. (For a closed system Heat in = - Heat out) f) Specific heat of cylinder = Qout of cylinder / (mass of cylinder x AT of cylinder) %3D = Qout divided by the product of mass of cylinder and AT of cylinder. %3D Final temp. of H20 Q into Н-О Units: AT of Initial temp. of H20 Units:0C Material Mass of Mass of Mass of Н.О Units: Н-0 Units: empty cup Н.О Units: g Units:0C cup Units:g 9. 23.8 27.4 10 23.8 26.5 9. 11 23.8 27.9 10 12 23.8 26.8 g is gram here. Final temp. of cylinder Units: Q out of cylinder Units: Specific heat of Material Mass of Initial AT of cylinder Units: g temp. of cylinder Units: cylinder Units: cylinder Units: 71.6 101 27.4 69.3 101 26.5 68.2 101 27.9 67.8 101 26.8
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