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+qcal 1927 J = qunknown 192 hermal energy is supplied by a 36 le of unknown material at 125.0 s equilibrium with the water at 23. a at is the specific heat capacity of t material? ? 11/g °C

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qH₂O +qcal = 1927 J
qunknown-1927 J
The thermal energy is supplied by a 36.0 g
sample of unknown material at 125.0 °C. It
reaches equilibrium with the water at 23.8 °C.
What is the specific heat capacity of the
material?
c = [?] J/g °C
Specific Heat
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