Chemistry, 22.10.2020 20:01 bella2331

PLEASE HELP A physics student observes that two objects of identical mass require different amounts of heating to achieve the same temperature change, with no intervening phase change. The most likely explanation is

A.
the objects started at different temperatures
B.
one object was heated more quickly than the other
C.
the objects have the same specific heat
D.
the objects are made of different materials

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