Chemistry, 11.05.2020 13:57, hidagiser

THE
HEC
Mberyllium = 10.1 g
. Mivater = 38.8 g
· AT beryllium = Final T - Initial T
= 27.7°C – 100°C
- AT water = Final T- Initial T
= 28.4°C – 20.2°C
= 4.18 J/gºC
- Cwater
The specific heat of beryllium is
J/g °C

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THE
HEC
Mberyllium = 10.1 g
. Mivater = 38.8 g
· AT beryllium = Final T - In...