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1) Listen Iron has a specific heat capacity of 4.12J/gK. If 1.50kJ of energy is delivered to a 10.00g bar of iron, what is its change in temperature? -36.4K O-0.0275K O +61.8K O +0.0275K +36.4K

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Iron has a specific heat capacity of 4.12J/gK. If 1.50kJ of energy is delivered to a
10.00g bar of iron, what is its change in temperature?
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O +0.0275K
) +36.4K
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