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If 18 g of air has 48 J of heat added to it, what will be the change temperature? (C = 0.25 J/g x°C)
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If 18 g of air has 48 J of heat added to it, what will be the change temperature? (C = 0.25 J/g x°C)
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Explanation is in the file
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