You have two containers A and B of pure water. The temperature of water in container A and B are 9°C and 55°C. If you mix 60.0 mL of water from container A to the 100. mL of container B, then what is the final temperature of the mixture? Select one: O a. 397K O b. 305K O c. 610K O d. 311K е. 397°K

You have two containers A and B of pure water. The temperature of water in container A and B are 9°C and 55°C. If you mix 60.0 mL of water from container A to the 100. mL of container B, then what is the final temperature of the mixture? Select one: O a. 397K O b. 305K O c. 610K O d. 311K е. 397°K

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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