Question 4 A piece of candy was burned and placed under an aluminum can filled with 45.6 mL of water. The temperature of the water increased by 1.2 °C. How much heat was absorbed by the water? 54.72 calories 54.72 calories/ °C 38.0 calories 38.0 calories/
Question 4 A piece of candy was burned and placed under an aluminum can filled with 45.6 mL of water. The temperature of the water increased by 1.2 °C. How much heat was absorbed by the water? 54.72 calories 54.72 calories/ °C 38.0 calories 38.0 calories/
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A piece of candy was burned and placed under an aluminum can filled with 45.6 mL of
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38.0 calories
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A piece of candy was burned and placed under an aluminum can filled with 45.6 mL of
water. The temperature of the water increased by 1.2 °C. How much heat was
absorbed by the water?
54.72 calories
54.72 calories/ °C
38.0 calories
38.0 calories/ °C
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