Trial #2 1. Identity of metal 2. Accepted specific heat value of metal J/g. C J/g.C...

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Solutions -&metal & qwater - (57.91g) (specific heat of acetal) (Tf - Te of metal) = (1379) (specific heat of water) (Toined

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