A nugget made of pure gold with a mass of 4500 mg absorbed 0.276 kJ of heat. The specific heat capacity of gold is 0.129 J/g.0C . The process started with gold at 298 Kelvin. With the information provided: Convert the mass  into grams Convert the Heat into Joules Convert the Temperature in Celsius Determine the final temperature of the nugget in Celsius ( oC),Fahrenheit ( oF) and Kelvin

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