Ans:
First converted given mass in gram to kilogram.
(g) Mass of cool water in cups, mcw[b-a]
For trial I
69.22/1000=0.06922Kg
For trial II
69.15/1000= 0.06915Kg
(h) Mass of added hot water in cups, mHW[b-a]
For trial I
28.74/1000= 0.02874Kg
For trial II
28.16/1000=0.02816Kg
Now form standard data table of thermodynamics specific heat capacity of water (Cs) is
4179.6 Jkg−1K−1 ......................... (1)
Note: I assume that specific heat capacity of water is not vary with temperature.
(k) Heat lost by hot water
For trial I
ΔHHW = mHWCsΔTHW = 0.02874Kg*4179.6 Jkg−1K−1 * (-48.5K) = - 5825.90J
NOTE: Here minus sign show that heat is lost from hot water.
For trial II
ΔHHW = mHWCsΔTHW = 0.02816Kg*4179.6 Jkg−1K−1 * (-46K) = - 5414.09J
NOTE: Here minus sign show that heat is lost from hot water.
(i) Heat gained by cold water
For trial I
ΔHCW = mCWCsΔTCW =0.06922Kg*4179.6 Jkg−1K−1 * 19.8K = 5728.38J
For trial II
ΔHCW = mCWCsΔTCW =0.06915Kg*4179.6 Jkg−1K−1 *19.3K = 5578.07J
(m) Heat gained by Calorimeter
For Trial I
ΔHcal = -ΔHHW -ΔHCW = -(-5825.90J)-5728.38J =97.52J
For Trial II
ΔHcal = -ΔHHW -ΔHCW = -(-5414.09J)-5578.07J =-163.98J
NOTE; In second trial your calorimeter is losing heat. It may mistake in reading taking in trial second boiling water temperature.
(n) Calorimeter constant (B)
For trial I
Calorimeter constant (B) = ΔHcal/ΔTCW = 97.52J/19.8K = 4.925JK-1
For trial II
Calorimeter constant (B) = ΔHcal/ΔTCW = -163.98J/19.3K = -8.496JK-1
(O) Average Calorimeter constant (B)
=[ For trial I Calorimeter constant (B)+For trial I Calorimeter constant (B) ] / 2 =[4.925JK-1 -8.496JK-1]/2
= -1.786JK-1
Hence Average Calorimeter constant (B) is -1.786JK-1
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