Posted by christine on Monday, October 25, 2010 at 1:13pm.
I don't get 1822.11 no matter how I do it. First, are you using 28.2 g for the metal? The problem states 48.2 g
-713.6 = 48.2*0.385(Tf-93.8) and I get something like 55.3 C. If I check that number, I get this.
q = mass x sp. h. x (Tf-Ti)
q = 48.2 x 0.385 x (55.3-93.8)
q = 48.2 x 0.385 x (-38.5)
q = -714.4 (the small difference is caused by rounding the final T to three s.f. My calculator reads 55.345 and that rounds to 55.3 to 3 s.f. If I used 55.345 I get
q = 48.2*0.385*(55.345-93.8)
q = 48.2*0.385*(-38.455) = -713.61 which is very close.
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