A50g of metal was heated to boiling water (100-C) and droppe inside a calorimetr containing 100g of water at 25 -C Final temperature reached both by metal and water is 28-C Calculate heat change of water, specific heat of water s4.1848-C O.1.20 O 1264 0129 O 126

A50g of metal was heated to boiling water (100-C) and droppe inside a calorimetr containing 100g of water at 25 -C Final temperature reached both by metal and water is 28-C Calculate heat change of water, specific heat of water s4.1848-C O.1.20 O 1264 0129 O 126

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