Chemistry, 09.04.2021 06:30, xrenay

Thermochemistry) calorimetry lab 1. Calculate the change in temperature of the metal.
2. Calculate the change in temperature of the water.
3. Calculate the specific heat of the unknown metal.

Thermochemistry) calorimetry lab

1. Calculate the change in temperature of the metal.2. Calculate

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Thermochemistry) calorimetry lab 1. Calculate the change in temperature of the metal.
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