Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 11:40pm.
Your post doesn't make a lot of sense. Record the mass of a metal as 84.0 degrees C? Here's what you would do.
mmetal x specific heat metal x (29.0-84.0) + [mw x 4.184 x (29.0-26.0) = 0 and solve for specific heat metal.
I forgot to add mmetal=45g for the first statement and mmetal=130g for the second one.
No, you didn't have two metals. I might buy 45 g in the first statemenet for mass metal but the 130g must be the mass of the water.
Substitute those numbers where I have mmetal and mw and solve for specific heat metal.
I got .6593 for the specific heat. The numbers are the mass of metal 45g for the 84 degree C and 130g for the 26 and 29 degree C.
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