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a 10g cookie is burned in a calorimeter causing the temperature of 20 g water to change from 3°C to 5°C, What us the energy content of the 10g cookie?​
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a 10g cookie is burned in a calorimeter causing the temperature of 20 g water to change from 3°C to 5°C, What us the energy content of the 10g cookie?​

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30 g. 8'C

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