Posted by please help on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 6:35pm.
q=m*c*change of t
m=mass
c= specific heat
change of t= final temp- initial temp
fill in these with your numbers and you should get the answer
is it supposed to be a really high number?
sorry convert your 53 grams to kg. because your specific heat capacity is in J per kg
this should change your answer
right. or change specific heat to 0.903 J/g.
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