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Buster

8 April, 01:04

How much energy is transferred to 1.327 grams of water when the

temperature of the water is increased from 18°C to 47°C? (The specific

heat of water is 4,186 J/kg-°C.)

A. 9.9x10^2J

B. 1.6x10^5J

C. 2.6x10^5 J

D. 1.6x10^8J

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