An unknown mass of Al absorbs 187.9 J of heat and increases its temperature from 23.5 ∘∘C to 35.6 ∘∘C.  What is the mass of the aluminum?    Where: Specific Heat of Aluminum is = 0.900 J/g∘∘C

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