calculate final temp when 50mL of water at 65 celcius are added to 25mL of water at 25 celcius
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- Mass of water 1 (m1) = 50 mL (since the density of water is approximately 1 g/mL, this is also 50 g) - Temperature of water 1 (T1) = 65 °C - Mass of water 2 (m2) = 25 mL (which is also 25 g) - Temperature of water 2 (T2) = 25 °C Show more…
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