In a Calorimetry experiment, a 20.0g metal ball is heated to 150 Cand dropped into a...

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In a Calorimetry experiment, a 20.0g metal ball is heated to 150 Cand dropped into a perfectly insulating container with 200 g of water initially at 20.0 C. After stirring the water for a few minutes, the students find that the temperature is now 22.75C. Fill in the chart to find the specific heat of the metal (don't put the units in the answer). Use 3 digits for all answers (use 4 for the energy) Mass (m) in g AT = Tf Ti - Specific Heat (J/g C) Q = cmAT Giver Receiver In a Calorimetry experiment, a 20.0g metal ball is heated to 150 Cand dropped into a perfectly insulating container with 200 g of water initially at 20.0 C. After stirring the water for a few minutes, the students find that the temperature is now 22.75C. Fill in the chart to find the specific heat of the metal (don't put the units in the answer). Use 3 digits for all answers (use 4 for the energy) Mass (m) in g AT = Tf Ti - Specific Heat (J/g C) Q = cmAT Giver Receiver