Chemistry, 20.11.2020 16:10 trillsmith

If we add 450 cal to heat 37 g of an unknown substance with s=0.59 cal/g C, at 20 C, what would the final temperature be? a) 59 C
b) 48 C
c) 41 C
d) 21 C
e) 20 C

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