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Alex
2 years ago
13

To determine the specific heat capacity of copper, Alyssa performed an investigation by which she dropped a heated piece of copp

er into a calorimeter. Some of the data Alyssa recorded is given in the following table. The experimental specific heat capacity of the copper is _____J/g°C. Use three significant digits in your answer.

Chemistry
1 answer:
user100 [1]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

0.446

Explanation:

ccu =  3035.655 / 104 g x (98.9 - 33.5)  = 0.446 J / g 0 C

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