(12. A pan of water experiences a temperature change of -1.65 °C when left outside overnight due to the loss of 5.50 kJ of thermal energy. What volume (in L) of water was in the pan assuming none was lost to the surroundings? (c,,water = 460g°c-"; dwater = 1.00 g mL-) 4.184

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12. A pan of water experiences a temperature change of -1.65 °C when left outside overnight due to
the loss of 5.50 kJ of thermal energy. What volume (in L) of water was in the pan assuming none
was lost to the surroundings? (cs water = 40g°c-"; dwater
-1
= 1.00 g mL')
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