Relating Time and Temperature Change in a Closed System with Constant Volume

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1. How can I relate the time it takes for a box of volume 8000 L to change temperatures from Ti=300K to Tf=400K?



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I have more information. I have molarity, mass, and momentum. What else do I need?
 

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