Paraffin wax is sometimes incorporated within sheetrock to act as an 1 point insulator. During the day, the wax absorbs heat and melts. During the cool nights, the wax releases heat and solidifies. At sunrise, a small hunk of solid paraffin within a wall has a temperature of 298.15K. The rising sun warms the wax, which has a melting temperature of 177.53F. If the hunk of wax has 0.257g mass and a specific heat capacity of 2.50J/gC, how much heat must the wax absorb to bring it to its melting point? 86 cal Answer's not here. 2.65522 ft Ibf (foot pound-force) O 0.034 BTU O 3.6 J