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A certain substance has a specific heat 1 J/(mole.K) and has melting point of 360 K....

A certain substance has a specific heat 1 J/(mole.K) and has melting point of 360 K. If one mole of substance is at 359 degrees how much energy must be added to melt it. a. Exactly 1 J b. Lesss than 1 Joule c. Greater than 1 joule d. Less than 0 J

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