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Calculate the quantity of heat required to (a) convert a liter of H_2O at 30°C to a liter of water at 60°C, and (b) heat a 1 kg block of aluminum from 30° to 60°C. Assume the specific heat of water and aluminum is, re-spectively, 1 cal/g°C and .215 cal/g°C.

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chemistry

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  1. 28 Kcal, 6.3 Kcal
  2. 40 Kcal, 5 Kcal
  3. 30 Kcal, 8.58 Kcal
  4. 25 Kcal, 8 Kcal
  5. 29 Kcal, 7.77 Kcal
  6. 34 Kcal, 6.9 Kcal
  7. 30 Kcal, 6.45 Kcal
  8. 32 Kcal, 7 Kcal
  9. 35 Kcal, 7.5 Kcal
  10. 31 Kcal, 6.15 Kcal

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