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specific heat = absorbed heat/mass.68

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92.16 J the equation to find this J= (SH)(C final- C inital)(mass)

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.0920 cal over gC

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3.85 kj

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44.9g

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Q: What is a specific heat for a metal sample with a mass of g which absorbs J of energy when its temperature increases from 30.0 Celsius to 98.0 Celsius?
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