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PLEASE HELP 3.52 grams of potassium iodate are reacted, giving off heat over a water bath containing 450. grams of water. The water bath undergoes a temperature change from 19.9 C to 43.4 C. What is the molar mass (kJ/mol) associated with the formation of potassium iodate?

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