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At the beginning of the summer, the 70.0 m3 of water in a back-yard swimming pool...

At the beginning of the summer, the 70.0 m3 of water in a back-yard swimming pool must be heated from 0.195 oC to 26.4 oC. The heat is supplied from a natural gas fired heater and the efficiency of transferring the heat from the combustion reaction to the water is 65% What mass (in kg) of methane must be burned to cause this temperature change in the water? (The enthalpy of combustion of methane is -803 kJ mol-1.)

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