21. The amount of energy absorbed by 25.0g of
water in a calorimeter whose temperature
increa...
Chemistry, 26.05.2021 04:20 hammackkatelyn60
21. The amount of energy absorbed by 25.0g of
water in a calorimeter whose temperature
increases by 25 degrees when combustion of a fuel
occurs.
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