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a man accidentally drops 95 g of an unknown metal at 150 ᵒC into an insulated...
a
man
accidentally drops 95 g of an unknown metal at 150
ᵒC
into
an
insulated
beaker containing 42 g of water at 21
ᵒC
. The final temperature of the mixture
is 32.5
ᵒC
.
What is the specific heat of the unknown metal,
in units of J/(g.K)?
Specific heat of water = 4.186 J/(g. k).
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