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How many joules are required to heat 120.5!grams of water from 5.6°C to 62.5°C

How many joules are required to heat 120.5!grams of water from 5.6°C to 62.5°C
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How many joules are required to heat 120.5!grams of water from 5.6°C to 62.5°C

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The amount of energy required is 17 kJ.

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