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The heat of a reaction may be found with the equation q=mc triangle T. A 951 g sample of carbon steel with a specific heat capacity of 0.49 J/(g*K) is heated to 673K and quenched in oil. The steel cools
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The heat of a reaction may be found with the equation q=mc triangle T. A 951 g sample of carbon steel with a specific heat capacity of 0.49 J/(g*K) is heated to 673K and quenched in oil. The steel cools to 523K. Assuming there is no heat lost to the surroundings, calculate the heat absorbed by the oil. A) -69.9kj B) -31.5kj C) 69.9 kJ D) 71.2 kj

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C.

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