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    1) The experiment aims to determine the specific heat of a material by measuring the heat required to increase its temperature. 2) The specific heat is the amount of heat per unit mass required to raise the temperature by one degree Celsius. 3) The experiment involves measuring the mass and temperature of a calorimeter, water, and a copper block before and after the block is immersed in the water to determine the specific heat of copper using the formula provided.

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    PHYSICS PRACTICAL

    EXPERIMENT 13

    Members:
    IL RAHMA PRADIRA GESARI X5/13
    INAYAH NUR UTAMI X5/14
    KHAIRINA IZZATY AMALIA X5/15
    KONITA SEPTIASTI X5/16
    I. Aim
    To determine the specific heat of material.

    II. Basic Theory


    Specific heat capacity, also known simply as specific heat, is the measure
    of the heat energy required to increase the temperature of a unit quantity of a
    substance by a certain temperature interval.
    The specific heat is the amount of heat per unit mass required to raise the
    temperature by one degree Celsius. The relationship between heat and
    temperature change is usually expressed in the form shown below where c is
    the specific heat. The relationship does not apply if a phase change is
    encountered, because the heat added or removed during a phase change does
    not change the temperature.

    Heat added = specific heat x mass x (tfinal - tinitial)

    III. Apparatus
    − Calorimeter
    − Heater
    − Tread
    − Thermometer
    − Cooper block / another materials

    IV. Procedure
    1. Measure mass of empty calorimeter (mk) and record it.
    2. Measure mass of block cooper (mc).
    3. Pour water into the calorimeter about 3 cm of its dept.
    4. Measure mass of the calorimeter plus water (mk + mw).
    5. Calculate the mass of water (mw) and record it.
    6. Measure the temperature of the water in the calorimeter (t1) and record it.
    7. Heated a block of cooper in the becker glass.
    8. At temperature of 80oC (record its temperature as t2) take the block and
    immerse in the calorimeter soon.
    9. Stir the water in calorimeter and watch the increasing of the temperature.
    10. Record the highest temperature of the water (tf).
    11. Repeat steps 1 to 10 three times, start from initial condition.
    Use formula below, determine the specific heat of cooper:

    mc c(t2-tf) = mk ck(tf-t1) + mw cw(tf-t1)

    mc : mass of cooper
    mk : mass of calorimeter
    mw : mass of water
    c : specific heat of cooper
    ck : specific heat of calorimeter (its depend of the materials of the calorimeter)
    cw : specific heat of water (4180 J Kg-1K-1)
    t1 : lowest temperature
    t2 : highest temperature
    tf : final temperature

    V. Result
    Ck
    No mc (g) mk (g) mw (g) t1 (oC) T2 (oC) tf (oC)
    (kal/goc)
    1 91,2 59,25 123,85 29o 90o 31o
    2 91,2 59,25 104,29 29o 85o 31o
    3 91,2 59,25 109,20 29o 92o 31,5o

    Cw : kal/goc
    Ck : kal/goc

    VI. Conclusion
    The specific heat of cooper is kal/goC

    VII. List of Search


    en.wikipedia.com
    Asessor: The experimenters :
    IL Rahma Pradira Gesari / X-5/ 13
    Inayah Nur Utami / X-5/ 14
    Khairina Izzati Amalia / X-5/ 15
    Konita Septiasti / X-5/ 16

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