. A 52.0 g-aluminum calorimeter contains 175.0 g water at 25°C. You continuously stir the water and found out that the temperature of water has risen to 25.3°C. How many joules of work did you do in stirring the water? Neglect the heat absorbed by the stirrer.

. A 52.0 g-aluminum calorimeter contains 175.0 g water at 25°C. You continuously stir the water and found out that the temperature of water has risen to 25.3°C. How many joules of work did you do in stirring the water? Neglect the heat absorbed by the stirrer.

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