Table 1. Steel Bolt Specific Heat Data Bolt Ti (°C) Water Ti (°C) Water and Bolt...

Table 1. Steel Bolt Specific Heat Data

	Bolt T_i (°C)	Water T_i (°C)	Water and Bolt T_f (°C)	Water ΔT = T_f - T_i	Bolt ΔT (°C)	Bolt Mass (kg)	Water Mass (kg)
Steel Bolt	72	20	26	52	-72	.021	.15

The heat lost by the hot bolt is equal to the heat gained by the water in the calorimeter. Use the equations provided above and what you know about heat to solve for the specific heat (C) of the steel. Show your work.

What is the specific heat of steel from Table 1? Find the percent error for your calculated specific heat relative to this accepted value. Show your work.

What was the difference between your calculation and the actual specific heat of steel? How could you improve the experiment to reduce this error?

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