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Question #145290

How much energy must be added to increase the temperature of 94.9 grams of water if the water's temperature is raised from 22.3°C to 83.8°C?

Expert's answer

H= mcΔt

H = 94 × 4.18 × (83.8-22.3)

H = 24,395.943J

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