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A 500-g SAMPLE OF A METAL REQUIRES 20.25 kJ TO CHANGE ITS TEMPERATURE FROM 25 C TO ITS MELTING TEMPERATURE, 300 C. WHAT IS THE SPECIFIC HEAT OF THIS METAL?

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