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A 47.3 gram sample of a metal at 23.0oC absorbs 542 J of heat as the...
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47.3 gram sample of a metal at 23.0oC absorbs 542 J of heat as the
temperature increases to 53.0oC. Identify the metal.
Please show all work with the correct answer. Thank
you!!!
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