Using the data table provided, find the specific heat of the metal.
mass of calorimeter
20
mass of calorimeter and water 120 g
mass of water only
100 g
temperature of cool water (initial) 20C
temperature of the metal (initial) 100C
temperature of the metal/water (final) 22C
mass of metal
20g
Hint: You must find the Q of the water, then the Q of the metal, then c of the metal.
There are a lot of steps to this question.
The units are J/gC. Just enter in the numerical value

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