Temperature both objects reach when heat exchange stops
Heat transferred (Q)24,303.6J
Thermal capacity of object 1448.5J/K
Thermal capacity of object 24,182J/K
Thermal capacity ratio (mc1/mc2)0.107
Temperature unit°C
Thermal capacity obj. 1 (J/K)448.5
Thermal capacity obj. 2 (J/K)4,182
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Equilibrium temperature: 74.19 °C
24304 J of heat was transferred from the hotter object to the cooler one.
Object 2 has a larger thermal capacity, so it changed temperature less than object 1.
The equilibrium temperature (74.19 °C) sits off-center because the two objects have different thermal capacities.
Next stepThis calculation assumes no heat is lost to the environment (perfectly insulated system). In practice, insulation losses will lower the true equilibrium temperature.