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A copper cup contains 27 g of bromine the bromine absorbs some heat and change his temperature by 16°C express this temperature change in K

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A copper cup contains 27 g of bromine the bromine absorbs some heat and change his temperature by 16°C express this temperature change in K

sorbs some heat and changes temperature by 16°C.

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