The following data were obtained in E106. Mass of aluminum calorimeter = 46 4 9 Mass of calorimeter with water = 185.7 g Mass of metal specimen = 3299 Initial temperature of water - 27.5°C Intial temperature of metal specimen = 100°c Final lemperature of the system = 30.5°C Specific heat of aluminum = 0.2174 calig co Specific heat of water = 1.00 calg co What is the experimental value of the specific heat capacity of the metal specimen? O e 096 calg co O o 169 Jhg c O0 196 calig c O 02174 calig-c

The following data were obtained in E106. Mass of aluminum calorimeter = 46 4 9 Mass of calorimeter with water = 185.7 g Mass of metal specimen = 3299 Initial temperature of water - 27.5°C Intial temperature of metal specimen = 100°c Final lemperature of the system = 30.5°C Specific heat of aluminum = 0.2174 calig co Specific heat of water = 1.00 calg co What is the experimental value of the specific heat capacity of the metal specimen? O e 096 calg co O o 169 Jhg c O0 196 calig c O 02174 calig-c

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