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    Feb 6, 2013, 12:36 PM
    How do you calculate the amount of heat lost by a metal sample
    A chem problem
    Need a simple way to calculate heat lost on an experiment. Mass of metal and tube 45.95 mass of water 30 initial temp of water 20.c highest temp 26.c water boil at 100.c

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