If you drop a 53.50 g metal block into 500.0 g of water and the temperature...
If you drop a 53.50 g metal block into 500.0 g of
water and the temperature of the metal block changes from 90.00°C
to 40.00°C, what is the q of the metal block?
Note: C H2O = 4.184 J/g°C and C metal block = 2.170 J/g°C.
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