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Copper has a specific heat capacity of 0,385 J/g °C. A 105g sample is exposed to 15.2 kJ in an insulated container. How many degrees will the temperature of the copper sample increase?
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Copper has a specific heat capacity of 0,385 J/g °C. A 105g sample is exposed to 15.2 kJ in an

insulated container. How many degrees will the temperature of the copper sample increase?

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12 degrees

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