Michaela Mccall

Chemistry

9 August, 08:04

4130J of energy is added to a 52 g sample of water that has the initial temperature of 10.0 Celsius if the specific heat of the water is 4.18 jdivided by g times Celsius what was the final temperature of the water be

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