Assume that you have 670 g of water in a beaker in a perfectly insured calorimeter at a temperature of 15. Suddenly you drop a sphere with a mass of 790 g of unknown composition into the water that is at a temperature of 72 . After they are allowed to reach equilibrium, you notice that the final temperature of the water and sphere is 48. Use your knowledge of heat transfer to calculate the specific heat capacity of the metal sphere

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To calculate the specific heat capacity of the metal sphere we can use the principle of conservation ... View the full answer