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5. Heat Transfer: Calculate the heat transferred by the faucet water to the ice water in...

5. Heat Transfer: Calculate the heat transferred by the faucet water to the ice water in #4 above: (a)

Use the following equation: Where, Cwater is the specific heat capacity of water = 1 cal/(gram oC) mwater is the mass the faucet water added in #4

(b) ΔT is the temperature change of the water [(#2(a) - #4(b)) temperatures] Calculation: SHOW WORK Result: Q = ____________________ cal Convert the value of Q into joules: (1 calorie = 4.2 joules) Q = ____________________ joules

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