MEASUREMENT OF HEAT T01/S08 Calculate the mass (g) of a sample of copper that gained 306.5 J of heat energy when it has a temperature change of 18.1 °C. Specific Heat J/(g °C) 0.384 Cu Molar Heat J/(mol °C) Cu 24.4 the tolerance is +/-2%

MEASUREMENT OF HEAT T01/S08 Calculate the mass (g) of a sample of copper that gained 306.5 J of heat energy when it has a temperature change of 18.1 °C. Specific Heat J/(g °C) 0.384 Cu Molar Heat J/(mol °C) Cu 24.4 the tolerance is +/-2%

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MEASUREMENT OF HEAT T01/S08
Calculate the mass (g) of a sample of copper that gained 306.5 J of heat energy when it has a temperature change of 18.1 °C.
Specific Heat J/(g °C)
0.384
Cu
Molar Heat J/(mol °C)
Cu
24.4
the tolerance is +/-2%

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