Ferf JonesBeowuliMy first project - M..A 611.4 g sample of mercuryabsorbs 195.8 joules of heat.The specific heat capacity of3.mercury is 0.1395 J/(g-°C).By how much did thetemperature of this samplechange, in degrees Celsius?

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A 611.4 g sample of mercury absorbs 195.8 joules of heat. The specific heat capacity of mercury is 0.1395 J/(g.°C). By how much did the 3. temperature of this sample change, in degrees Celsius?

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Ferf Jones
Beowuli
My first project - M..
A 611.4 g sample of mercury
absorbs 195.8 joules of heat.
The specific heat capacity of
3.
mercury is 0.1395 J/(g-°C).
By how much did the
temperature of this sample
change, in degrees Celsius?

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