What is the equilibrium temperature if a 0.630 kg piece of copper at 2.90E2 degC is...
What is the equilibrium temperature if a 0.630 kg piece of copper at 2.90E2 degC is placed in a 0.490 kg aluminum cup with 4.50 kg of water at the same initial temperature of 24.0 degC?
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