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Given the following heat capacity data for 2-propanol, determine the amount of heat required to heat 500 mL of 2-propanol from 0 C to it's boiling point.

T CP
[K] [J/(mol*K)]

283.15 153.43

293.15 159.79

293.15 160.37

313.15 171.88

333.15 189.41

333.15 190.25

343.15 198.70

343.15 197.74

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