Please answer Specific Heat Capacity – Lab Report DataPlease fill in the following data tables with the provided experimental data. PartIRun 1: Ice-waterRun 2: Boiling water184.29 gMass of empty beaker184.29 gMass of beaker plus pennies201.35 g201.35 gVolume of water in calorimeter28.3 mL28.3 mLO degree celsiusInitial Temperature of pennies(assume same as water bath)Initial Temperature of water in100 degree Celsius21.3 degree celsius21.3 degree celsiuscalorimeterFinal Temperature of water and20.1 degree celsius24.6 degree celsiuspennies in calorimeter CalculationsPart IRun 1: Ice-waterRun 2: Boiling waterMass of penniesMass of water in calorimeterQuantity of heat lost/gained bythe waterQuantity of heat lost/gained bythe penniesSpecific heat capacity of copperAverage specific heat capacityof copperComplete the table. Show all of your calculations below, including general formulas where needed.

In this question, experimental data of calorimetry is given for two trials.

Please fill in the following data tables with the provided experimental data. Part I Run 2: Boiling water 184.29 g Run 1: Ice-water Mass of empty beaker 184.29 g Mass of beaker plus pennies 201.35 g 201.35 g Volume of water in calorimeter 28.3 mL 28.3 mL O degree celsius Initial Temperature of pennies (assume same as water bath) Initial Temperature of water in 100 degree Celsius 21.3 degree celsius 21.3 degree celsius calorimeter 20.1 degree celsius 24.6 degree celsius Final Temperature of water and pennies in calorimeter

Please fill in the following data tables with the provided experimental data. Part I Run 2: Boiling water 184.29 g Run 1: Ice-water Mass of empty beaker 184.29 g Mass of beaker plus pennies 201.35 g 201.35 g Volume of water in calorimeter 28.3 mL 28.3 mL O degree celsius Initial Temperature of pennies (assume same as water bath) Initial Temperature of water in 100 degree Celsius 21.3 degree celsius 21.3 degree celsius calorimeter 20.1 degree celsius 24.6 degree celsius Final Temperature of water and pennies in calorimeter

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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