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How much heat is required to raise the temperature of 80.0 g of water from its melting point to its boiling point? I have this equation set up right here m=80.0g, C=4.184J/(g⋅∘C), and ΔT=100∘C.
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Now you need to plug it into the \[q = mC \Delta T\] equation and get your answer for q in joules.
\[q \ \ = (80.0\ \text g)\left(4.184\ \frac{\text J}{\text g\ °\text C}\right)(100\ °\text C)\\ \quad = (80.0\times4.184\times100) \frac{\cancel{\text g}\ \text J\ \cancel{°\text C}}{\cancel{\text g\ °\text C}}\\ \quad = (80.0\times4.184\times100)\ \text J\\ \quad =\]
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