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    A 10.528 kg object was heated over time and its temperature was measured at different intervals. The temperature increased from an initial 28.9°C to a maximum of 79.6°C after 1800 seconds. The amount of energy (Q) required to heat the object was calculated using the object's mass, specific heat capacity, and change in temperature at each interval. A graph shows the object's temperature increasing over time as well as the calculated energy required at each time interval.

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    A 10.528 kg object was heated over time and its temperature was measured at different intervals. The temperature increased from an initial 28.9°C to a maximum of 79.6°C after 1800 seconds. The amount of energy (Q) required to heat the object was calculated using the object's mass, specific heat capacity, and change in temperature at each interval. A graph shows the object's temperature increasing over time as well as the calculated energy required at each time interval.

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    Calorimetry Lab Data Analysis

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    A 10.528 kg object was heated over time and its temperature was measured at different intervals. The temperature increased from an initial 28.9°C to a maximum of 79.6°C after 1800 seconds. The amount of energy (Q) required to heat the object was calculated using the object's mass, specific heat capacity, and change in temperature at each interval. A graph shows the object's temperature increasing over time as well as the calculated energy required at each time interval.

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    m= 10.

    52832 kg t (sec) T₁ (⁰C) T₂ (⁰C) T₂ -T₁ (⁰C) Q = m x Cp x (T₂ -T₁)


    Cp = 4186 J/kg⁰C 0 28.9 27.3 1.6 70514.48
    600 28.9 60.3 31.4 1383846.59
    1200 28.9 64.3 35.4 1560132.78
    1800 28.9 79.6 50.7 2234427.46

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