Calculate the amount of heat (J) needed to raise 0.5 g ofcarbon from 0°C to 50°C.*Note- the specific heat of carbon is 0.5g°CO 150.0O 25.5O 125.0O 15.0O 12.5

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Calculate the amount of heat (J) needed to raise 0.5 g of carbon from 0°C to 50°C. J *Note- the specific heat of carbon is 0.5 g°C O 150.0 O 25.5 O 125.0 O 15.0 O 12.5

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Calculate the amount of heat (J) needed to raise 0.5 g of
carbon from 0°C to 50°C.
*Note- the specific heat of carbon is 0.5
g°C
O 150.0
O 25.5
O 125.0
O 15.0
O 12.5

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