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A 50-g block of copper (one mole has a mass of 63.5 g) at a temperature of is put in contact with a 100-g block of aluminum (molar mass 27 g) at a temperature of The blocks are inside an insulated enclosure, with little contact with the walls. At these temperatures, the high-temperature limit is valid for the specific heat. Calculate the final temperature of the two blocks. Do NOT look up the specific heats of aluminum and copper; you should be able to figure them out on your own.
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1 of 4If one quanta is equal to: J, then energy of 20 quanta is: J.
Entropy of this state is then:
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