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[" The number of photons of light having wavelength "300nm" required to raise the temperature of "5.0g" of "],[H_(2)O" by one degree centigrade is "31.5times10^(2x)" .Then what is the value of "x" ? "],[" [given that specific heat of water is "4.18J/K/g]]

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