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In a Chem 111 class at a local Comm. College. Instructor is giving these exercises right out of a workbook, but not explaining anything. This video was OUTSTANDING! Explained in 8 minutes what she didn't convey in 3 hours. Shared with lab partners, they are also grateful.

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Converting your specific heat value in 0.117 cal/g C and using the Dulong and Petit law we can deduce an atomic weight of your metal of 51.232 amu, which is closest to Cromium, but even Mn, Fe, Co and Ni would respect the law. So your metal is one of those.

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hi what should I do with the kelvin? A metal is heated in a boiling water to 368.95 K

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i got 4.90 how did you turn it into 0.49

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sorry sir but is the Cm not = 4.905 j/g.c?

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The specific heat of water is 1 calorie/gram °C which is equal to 4.186 joule/gram °C. In the metric system we use joules

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Isnt the specific heat of water 1.0 cal/g C

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I got 4.90 for the specific heat of the metal

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how did you get 4.184..??

What about the heat absorbed by the calorimeter?

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PCC co-op anyone?

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isn't that specific heat of water is 4.186?

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