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4. If 5.524 x 10°J of heat is applied to a 702.1 g sample of iron, by how many degrees Celsius will the temperature of iron sample increase?

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Chapter10: Energy

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4. If 5.524 x 10°J of heat is applied to a 702.1 g sample of iron, by how many
degrees Celsius will the temperature of iron sample increase?

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