Overview
Newton’s law of cooling states that, the rate of loss of heat from a body is proportional to the difference between its temperature and that of the surrounding atmosphere that is cooling it.

Where:

• m₁ is the first calorimeter mass.

• m₂ is the second calorimeter mass.

• m₁‘ is the water mass.

• m₂‘ is the liquid mass.

• C is the liquid specific heat.

• C₁ is the calorimeter specific heat.

• C₂ is the water specific heat.

• t₁ is the time that water takes to drop from T₁ to T₂.

• t₂ is the time that liquid take to drop from T₁ to T₂.

Significance
This experiment is important in designing heating and cooling systems, as it helps understand how different liquids retain or lose heat, which is crucial for efficient thermal management.