Physics, 26.11.2019 06:31, ani61

5.00 g of molten nacl is at its melting temperature. the salt is added to 25.00 ml water at 25.0 °c in a coffee cup calorimeter. the salt becomes solid and the temperature of the water increases to 47.9 °c. a) calculate the amount of heat transferred.

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