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Chemistry, 01.09.2019 05:00 hernandezbrandon059
Apiece of iron (cp = 0.450 j/(gi°c)) that has a mass of 21.5 g and an initial temperature of 100.0°c is submerged in x g of water (cp = 4.184 j/(gi°c)) at 20.0°c. the temperature of the system (iron and water) changes to 21.4°c. what is the value of x? a. 041 g. b. 80 g. c. 132 g. d. 574 g
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