Chemistry, 27.10.2020 20:00, memorybuxton

The block was heated to a temperature of 80oC and placed in a 50mL (50g) sample of water at room temperature (25oC). The temperature stopped changing at 27.5oC. What was the amount of heat energy (Q) gained by the water? I got 522.663 Joules, someone check and help me show my work

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