Determine the efficiency of a camp stove given the following data: mass of propane burned = 4.48 g mass of steel pot = 575.00 g mass of soup = 275.37 g initial temperature of soup = 4.5°C final temperature of soup = 75.4°C specific heat capacity of steel = 0.503 J/g•°C specific heat capacity of soup = 3.57 J/g • °C   What improvements could be made to a camp stove to improve its efficiency?

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