A mixing experiment is done using 74.23 grams of 82.53 celsius water and 27.44 grams of 41.29 celsius water. When these two volumes are combined what will be the resultant temperature of that mixture?

A mixing experiment is done using 74.23 grams of 82.53 celsius water and 27.44 grams of 41.29 celsius water. When these two volumes are combined what will be the resultant temperature of that mixture?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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