Chemistry, 18.04.2021 18:30, maryforney

How much heat, in J, must be removed from 23.0 g of water at 67.2°C to decrease its temperature to 6.2°C. Please provide your final answer rounded to two decimal
places and provide the proper units, in their respective boxes. (Hint: You have the
specific heat (c) of water in your notes!)

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