Chemistry, 27.02.2021 02:40 Kimberley5752

Calculate the temperature change that occurs when 248cal of heat are added to 24g of water.

Hint: you need to convert calories to joules before you can begin.

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Calculate the temperature change that occurs when 248cal of heat are added to 24g of water.