Answer questions 10-13 Specific Heat TableSubstancecIJ kg KSubstancecIJ kg KAluminium900Ice2100Iron/steel450Wood1700Copper390Nylon1700Brass380Rubber1700Zinc380Marble880Silver230Concrete850Mercury140GraniteTungsten135Sand800Platinum130Glass670Lead130Carbon500Hydrogen14000Ethanol2400Air718Paraffin2100Nitrogen1040Water4186Steam2000Sea water39007. Based on the specific heat table given, which of the following substances would make the best thermal conductor?SPS7.ea. Graniteb. Concretec. Sandd. Marble 8. Based on the specific heat table given, which substance has a specific heat of 1700 J/kg-K?b. NitrogenSPS7.ca. Airc. Iced. Rubber9. Based on the specific heat table given, which of the following substances is the best thermal insulator?SPS7.ea. Glassb. Paraffinc. Aird. Platinum10. Based on the specific heat table given, which substance would you use as a frying pan?b. WoodSPS7ea. Silverc. Paraffind. Rubber11. As the temperature of an object rises, so does themass of the object.b. thermal energy of the object.SPS7.bc. potential energy of the object.d. specific heat of the object.a.12. What property of an object is related to the average kinetic energy of the particles in that object? SPS7.ba. gravityb. reactivityc. temperatured. conductivitydifference.SPS7.b13. Heat is the transfer of thermal energy because of aa. conductionb. specific heatc. radiationd. temperature

10 ) specific heat is the heay required to raise the temperature of the object of unit mass by 1°C…

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