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2. In the Experiment3, "Specific Heat of Aluminum", one student set up the apparatus as a. Find out if there's anything that can be improved with the setup and explain below. why. styrofoam cup Al Rod het Plate

2. In the Experiment3, "Specific Heat of Aluminum", one student set up the apparatus as a. Find out if there's anything that can be improved with the setup and explain below. why. styrofoam cup Al Rod het Plate

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