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a lead cube density 11.34g/ml heat capacity .128j/g at230 degrees c is dropped in 1.20 l...

a lead cube density 11.34g/ml heat capacity .128j/g at230 degrees c is dropped in 1.20 l toluene density .867 g/ml heat cap 1.72j/g at 22.5 degrreec what is the length of one edge of cube if final temp is 24.5

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Length of one edge of lead cube is 2.2893 Cm


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