Chemistry, 13.04.2021 02:40 saramerguelo

What is the heat lost to surroundings? heat gained by water: 411.20352
metal mass: 24.917 g
initial metal temp: 97.1 C
final metal temp: 25.6 C
H2O mass: 35.10 g
H2O initial temp: 22.8 C
Final H2O temp: 25.6 C
the metal is tin, or Sn

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What is the heat lost to surroundings? heat gained by water: 411.20352
metal mass: 24.917 g