The inner vessel of a calorimeter contains 2.50 102 g of tetra chloromethane, CCl4, at 40.00C.

Question:

The inner vessel of a calorimeter contains 2.50 × 102 g of tetra chloromethane, CCl4, at 40.00°C. The vessel is surrounded by 2.00 kg of water at 18.00°C. After a time, the CCl4 and the water reach the equilibrium temperature of 18.54°C. What is the specific heat of CCl4?