Answer:
Explanation:
In calorimetry we apply the formula
heat lost = heat gained
m₁ x s₁ t ₁ = m₂ x s₂ t ₂
here t₁ and t₂ are change in temperature . suppose s₁ denotes specific heat of metal a nd s₂ denotes specific heat of water .
If s₁ is far less than s₂ , t₁ will be far more than t₂ , to balance the two sides
Hence change in temperature of metal pot will be more than change in temperature of water.
Final temperature will be far away from temperature of the metal pot.
Final temperature will be closer to temperature of water.
Answer:
Molecules of water in mohr's salt 6 H2O
The answer is that there is already enough mixture in the water and it cant dissolve unless you shake it
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