Answer to Question #171886 in General Chemistry for Erin

Question #171886

Ninety-five (95) g of a certain metal at 75oC are placed in 50 g of water (C = 4.184) at 18oC. The final temp of the water becomes 23oC. Calculate the heat capacity for this metal.

Expert's answer

Heat Capacity =313.8J

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