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What is the Ccal (Heat capacity of the caloritemer based on the follwoing information)
qcal-2092J
Δ T cold water - 8
Δ T hot waer - 18
qcold 1673 J
qhot (-3765.6 J)
there were 50g of each type of water used in calorimemter ( dont know if relevant)
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