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The metal in the question above had a mass of 20.2g. Using the relationship Qmetal = -Qwater , calculate the specific heat of the metal. Remember, the initial temperature of the metal was 100 C and its final temperature was 32.1 C
A:10617 J
B:1274 J
C:3408 J
D:2134 J
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