Chemistry, 07.09.2019 05:10, lflugo6oyn4sp

It takes of heat to raise the temperature of object a by , and to raise the temperature of object b by . suppose a and b are brought into contact. a is initially hotter. a is seen to cool down by . how would you calculate the rise in temperature of b?

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