Chemistry, 28.01.2020 03:31 sighgabbie

One way to identify the composition of metal fragments found at the site of an explosion is to measure the specific heat of the fragments. suppose a fragment is found to have a specific heat of 0.129 j/gᐧ℃. would this information alone be enough to identify the metal in the fragment? explain why or why not. if not, suggest a method for identifying the metal that would not require any additional equipment.

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