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A cube of Aluminum at room temperature has a mass of m = 1 kg. The...

A cube of Aluminum at room temperature has a mass of m = 1 kg. The Cube is put inside an insulated container. The container has V = 1 liter of liquid Nitrogen. Determine the temperature of the Aluminum cube, after the liquid Nitrogen inside the container is boiled off,

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