And we find that 840 Joules per Celsius times the change in our temperature, or eleven degrees Celsius, gives us 9240 joules. So this million Joules goes from the system into the bomb, into heating the bomb. Now let's calculate that there are the change in energy that goes from the system to our water. Okay? And we're given a specific heat of water, 4.8
joules per Celsius times gram. So we have to use this formula because we're using little C. So we let this change down GB, Q Two.