Please answer fast it’s very important and urgent I say very urgent so please answer super super fast please For the image attached For 1. a Mass of metal: Trial 1 is 35.0228 g Trial 2 is 35.0915 g Trial 3 is 34.0821 g Mass of water: Trial 1 is 20.0177 g Trial 2 is 20.0250 g Trial 3 is 20.0168 g For delta t of water: Trial 1 is 15.5 C Trial 2 is 15.7 C Trial 3 is 15.1 C For delta t of metal Trial 1 is 80.1 C Trial 2 is 80.2 C Trial 3 is 79.5 C For B my calculated Specific heat is: Trial 1 is 0.462 Trial 2 is 0.467 Trial 3 is 0.466

Please answer fast it’s very important and urgent I say very urgent so please answer super super fast please For the image attached For 1. a Mass of metal: Trial 1 is 35.0228 g Trial 2 is 35.0915 g Trial 3 is 34.0821 g Mass of water: Trial 1 is 20.0177 g Trial 2 is 20.0250 g Trial 3 is 20.0168 g For delta t of water: Trial 1 is 15.5 C Trial 2 is 15.7 C Trial 3 is 15.1 C For delta t of metal Trial 1 is 80.1 C Trial 2 is 80.2 C Trial 3 is 79.5 C For B my calculated Specific heat is: Trial 1 is 0.462 Trial 2 is 0.467 Trial 3 is 0.466

Physical Chemistry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781133958437

Author:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Publisher:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.26E

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