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Calculate the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of `13.9 g` aluminium from `300 K` to `400 K`, if specific heat of aluminium is `0.9 J^(@)C^(-1) g^(-1)`.

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`q = C m Delta T`
` = 0.9 xx13.5 xx(T_(2) T_(1))`
` = 0.9 xx13.9 xx100`
`= 1251 J`
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