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The specific heat of a liquid Y is 4.2 cal/g degrees Celsius. A sample grams of this liquid at 137 K is heated to 265K. The liqu

id absorbs. 7.82 kcal. What is the sample of liquid in grams?

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sergiy2304 [10]4 years ago

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54

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