Damp clothes can prove fatal when the outdoor temperature drops (e.g. death by hypothermia). If the clothes you are wearing absorb 94.2 g of water and then dry in a cold wind on Optimist Hill, how much heat (in kJ) would your body lose during the process? (C H20 = 75.3 J/mol°C and AHyap,H20= 40.81 kJ/mol) (Answer to 1 decimal place)

Damp clothes can prove fatal when the outdoor temperature drops (e.g. death by hypothermia). If the clothes you are wearing absorb 94.2 g of water and then dry in a cold wind on Optimist Hill, how much heat (in kJ) would your body lose during the process? (C H20 = 75.3 J/mol°C and AHyap,H20= 40.81 kJ/mol) (Answer to 1 decimal place)

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