Can anyone tell me if my calculations are correct? Water Volume and Temperature Data Water Volume...
Can anyone tell me if my calculations are correct?
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Water Volume and Temperature Data |
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Water |
Volume (mL) |
Temperature (C) |
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Initial |
70mL |
28.0oC |
|
Final |
95mL |
2.0oC |
|
System Heat Data |
|
|
Mass of water (g) |
70.0g |
|
Mass of ice cube (g) |
23.0g |
|
Change in water temperature (C) |
26.0Co |
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Change in ice temperature (C) |
2.0Co |
|
Heat lost by water (J) |
7618.5J |
|
Heat gained by ice after melting (J) |
95.827J |
|
Heat used to melt ice (J) |
7522.7Jsigfig |
|
Theoretical heat to melt ice (J) |
7656.9J sigfig |
|
% Error |
1.75% |
Instructions:In this experiment, you will you will construct a simple calorimeter and use it to measure the amount of energy required to melt an ice cube. You will then compare your measured value with a theoretical prediction.
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