14. A 10.0-g sample of water requires 418 J of energy to increase in temperature by 10°C, whereas a 10.0-g sample of copper requires 38.5 J of energy to increase in temperature by the same amount. Explain the concept that relates to this difference. What is it called? How does it relate?

14. A 10.0-g sample of water requires 418 J of energy to increase in temperature by 10°C, whereas a 10.0-g sample of copper requires 38.5 J of energy to increase in temperature by the same amount. Explain the concept that relates to this difference. What is it called? How does it relate?

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Explain the concept that relates to this difference. What is it called? How does it relate?

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