Calculate the heat capacity in J/°C. Thank you!! Calculate the heat capacity of your calorimeter, using Eq. 9d. (Enter your answer to three significant figures. The heat capacity of water is 4.184 J/g · °C)AH, + AHcalorimeter + AH2 = m1Cwater(Trinal - T1) + Ccalorimeter(Trinal - T1) + m2c2(Tfinal - T2) = 0 Record the type of metal. (Enter "1" for aluminum; enter "2" for copper.)1Record the following masses to the nearest 0.01 g.Table 5Mass (g)4 30.22MetalCalorimeter40 28.54Calorimeter & Water 49 127.99Water49 99.45Enter the following temperatures to the nearest 0.1°c.Table 6Temperature (°C)Calorimeter & Water4.919.5Boiling Water Bath40 99.6Maximum Temperature Reached 49.23.9

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Record the type of metal. (Enter "1" for aluminum; enter "2" for copper.) Record the following masses to the nearest 0.01 g. Table 5 Mass (g) Metal 4.0 30.22 Calorimeter 28.54 Calorimeter & Water 4 127.99 Water 99.45 Enter the following temperatures to the nearest 0.1°C. Table 6 Temperature (°C) Calorimeter & Water 19.5 Boiling Water Bath 40 99.6 Maximum Temperature Reached 23.9

Record the type of metal. (Enter "1" for aluminum; enter "2" for copper.) Record the following masses to the nearest 0.01 g. Table 5 Mass (g) Metal 4.0 30.22 Calorimeter 28.54 Calorimeter & Water 4 127.99 Water 99.45 Enter the following temperatures to the nearest 0.1°C. Table 6 Temperature (°C) Calorimeter & Water 19.5 Boiling Water Bath 40 99.6 Maximum Temperature Reached 23.9

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