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I just need to know the formula for this problem I cannot find it in my book. If you have 2.40 mol of Au at 100 degrees C and is added to 10.mol of water at 25 degrees what will be the final temp...cpAu=25 J/Km and cp of water=75.3J/Km. Thanks

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