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Physics, 02.02.2020 11:43 Dragonskeld

A100 gram mass of metal at 146 celsius is placed in 100 grams of cool water [cw=4.186 j/g*co] at 5 celsius. the final temperature of the mixture is 25 celsius. what is the specific heat capacity of the metal?
cool water = -[metal]
mcaδt = -[mcwδt]

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