40 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST...In your summer job as a lightbulb engineer, you are learn...y how to fill lightbulbs with neon. Part of the work involves heating up the bulbs to make sure they are safe at
operating temperatures and then checking for a seal by plunging into a cup of water. If
you heat the 0.115g of neon gas up to 185°C, it will heat the 37.1mL of water to
31.40°C. What was the initial temperature of the water?
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    provide services that are usually free, though some may charge a small fee.

   sometimes collect household hazardous wastes only once or twice a year, so residents will have to hold on to their light bulbs until the collection takes place. Other collection agencies provide collection services throughout the year.

   may also collect paints, pesticides, cleaning supplies or batteries.

   usually accept waste only from residents, although some collection programs include small businesses as well.

Some bulb manufacturers and other organizations sell pre-labeled recycling kits that allow you to mail used bulbs to recycling centers. The cost of each kit includes shipping charges to the recycling center. You fill up a kit with old bulbs, seal it, and bring it to the post office or leave it for your postal carrier.  Websites that provide more information about mail-back services.    Other materials in the bulbs get reused.  Recycling CFLs and other fluorescent bulbs allows reuse of the glass, metals and other materials that make up fluorescent lights. Virtually all components of a fluorescent bulb can be recycled.

   Your area may prohibit disposal and/or require recycling.  Some states and local jurisdictions have more stringent regulations than U.S. EPA does, and may require that you recycle CFLs and other mercury-containing light bulbs

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