Lab: Calorimetry and Specific Heat

Question 1

stabilize the beaker.✔ calorimeter.temperature.thermometer.

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calorimeter.

Question 2

the

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lowest.

Question 3

▪ Then, you shined✔ heatedmelteddissolved the metal and added it to water in the calorimeter.

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✔ heated

Question 4

However, compared to the other options, lead is too expensive.dangerous.heavy.✔ dangerous and heavy.

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✔ dangerous and heavy.

Question 5

stabilize the beaker.✔ calorimeter.temperature.thermometer.

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✔ calorimeter.

Question 6

the ✔ lowest.highest.closest to 2.00.

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✔ lowest.

Question 7

Question 27

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or: aluminum; , would make the best cookware and therefore may be the best choices overall.: iron

Question 8

Considering everything, ✔ aluminumcopper or

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aluminum; or: aluminum; , would make the best cookware and therefore may be the best choices overall.: iron

Question 9

Why did you use two coffee cups during the experiment instead of just one cup?

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to prevent heat from escaping from the calorimeter

Question 10

▪ After heat transferred from the metal to the water, you measured the density✔ temperature changevolume specific heat of both materials.

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✔ temperature change

Lab: Calorimetry and Specific Heat Answers