Calorimeters and heat capacity
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If 2.500 g of Mg is burned in a constant volume calorimeter with a heat capacity of 1.10 kJ/degrees Celsius containing 1.500 L of water at 23.50 degrees Celsius and releases 37.33 kJ of heat, what is the final temperature of the calorimeter and water?
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We know that heat gained = heat lost and so
q(mg burned)=q(calorimeter) + q (water)
q mg released is 37.33 KJ.
So we can then say that -37.33KJ = mcDT(H2O) + mcDT(calorimeter) note that DT is delta temperature)
We have the volume of the water, which ...
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