Substance Specific Heat, c (J/g×°C) Water 4.184 Granite 0.803 Mercury 0.140 Silver 0.235 Aluminum 0.902 Lead 0.160 A sample of aluminum with a mass of 56.0 g is heated to 125.0 oC and placed in 79.0 g container of water. The final temperature of the aluminum is 40.0 oC. Assuming no heat loss, what change in temperature of the water?

Substance Specific Heat, c (J/g×°C) Water 4.184 Granite 0.803 Mercury 0.140 Silver 0.235 Aluminum 0.902 Lead 0.160 A sample of aluminum with a mass of 56.0 g is heated to 125.0 oC and placed in 79.0 g container of water. The final temperature of the aluminum is 40.0 oC. Assuming no heat loss, what change in temperature of the water?

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