To determine the specific heat capacity of copper, Alyssa performed an investigation by which she dropped a heated piece of copper into a calorimeter. Some of the data
Alyssa recorded is given in the following table.
copper
1049
98.9°C
Type of Metal
Mass of Metal
Initial Temperature of Metal
Mass of Water and Calorimeter
Mass of Empty Calorimeter
Initial Temperature of Water
Final Temperature of Water
65,0 g
2.09
22.0°C
33.5°C
a. What was the final temperature of the copper object? Explain your answer.
b. Determine the temperature change, A1, of the copper object? Show your work.
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c. Determine the temperature change, At, of the water? Show your work
d. If the specific heat capacity of water is 4.19 J/g•°C, calculate the energy absorbed
by the water. Show your work.
For b, c, and d.

Type a, b, c, d in separate sections :)