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Substance a has a higher heat capacity than does substance b, and substance b has a higher heat capacity than does substance c. if you add the same amount of heat to all three, which order shows the proper temperature increase for the three substances? a. temperature of c will increase first, then b, then a. b. temperature of a will increase first, then b, then c. c. temperature of b will increase first, then c, then a.

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