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How many calories are required to raise the temperature of a 35. 0 g sample of iron from 25 °c to 35 °c? iron has a specific hea

t of 0. 108 cal/g °c.

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Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

Different tissues can make up the same organ.

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