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Chemistry, 23.10.2019 19:20 4004JuCh18

Consider the following specific heats: cop- per, 0.384 j/g·◦c; lead, 0.159 j/g·◦c; water, 4.18 j/g·◦c; glass, 0.502 j/g·◦c. if the same amount of heat is added to identical masses of each of these substances, which substance at- tains the highest temperature? (assume that they all have the same initial temperature

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Consider the following specific heats: cop- per, 0.384 j/g·◦c; lead, 0.159 j/g·◦c; water, 4.18 j/...

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