Calculate the heat lost by the liquid water (in kJ). Mass of Empty Calorimeter (g)Mass of calorimeter with hot water (g)Hot water temperature just before adding ice (°C)Lowest water temperature (°C)Mass of calorimeter with cooled water (g)4.644654.710465.12.696.8000

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Calculate the heat lost by the liquid water (in kJ).

Mass of Empty Calorimeter (g)
Mass of calorimeter with hot water (g)
Hot water temperature just before adding ice (°C)
Lowest water temperature (°C)
Mass of calorimeter with cooled water (g)
4.6446
54.7104
65.1
2.6
96.8000

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