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Metal: Zn mass of metal cylinders: 69.5694 g mass of calorimeter: 1.8865 g mass of calorimeter...

Metal: Zn mass of metal cylinders: 69.5694 g

mass of calorimeter: 1.8865 g

mass of calorimeter + H2O: 42.1548

Tm(°C): 98.3

Ti(°C): 17.5

Tf(°C): 23.2

ΔHprocess (kJ): ? Find the enthalpy change in kJ

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