Evaluate A Stotal when two blocks of Copper (one has mass 500.0g and the other 375.0g) are held together so that heat Many flow between them (assume no heut loss to the surroundings). The larger mass is initially at T = 480°℃ and the smaller one is starting at T = 250°C. The valve of Cm for Cu is 24.4 J.K" mol".

Evaluate A Stotal when two blocks of Copper (one has mass 500.0g and the other 375.0g) are held together so that heat Many flow between them (assume no heut loss to the surroundings). The larger mass is initially at T = 480°℃ and the smaller one is starting at T = 250°C. The valve of Cm for Cu is 24.4 J.K" mol".

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