data required mass of aluminum (s) Initial temp. of aluminum (c) volume of water (ML) initial temp. of water (C) final temp. of water ('() density of water 19/mL) specific heat of water (/g.c) calorimeter constant (/°C)" 1specific heat of aluminum. vale 16.27 83.85 Calalate the perant emr 50.6 20.30 73.90 1.00 4.184 22.44 ㅗ 9.'0 actral specific heat of Al is 0.900 I 9:0

data required mass of aluminum (s) Initial temp. of aluminum (c) volume of water (ML) initial temp. of water (C) final temp. of water ('() density of water 19/mL) specific heat of water (/g.c) calorimeter constant (/°C)" 1specific heat of aluminum. vale 16.27 83.85 Calalate the perant emr 50.6 20.30 73.90 1.00 4.184 22.44 ㅗ 9.'0 actral specific heat of Al is 0.900 I 9:0

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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