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What is the total number of calories of heat that must be absorbed to change the temperature of 100 grams of H20 from 25°C to 30°C? (specific heat for H20 = 1 cal/g) A 100 B 500 C 2,500 D 3,000
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What is the total number of calories

of heat that must be absorbed to
change the temperature of
100 grams of H20 from 25°C to
30°C? (specific heat for H20 = 1
cal/g)
A 100
B 500
C 2,500
D 3,000

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D

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