Order the substances (A, B. C, D, and E) by their specific heat capacities from highest (5) to lowest (1). Assurne the masses of each sample are the same. Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added Temp ("C) E. D. Heat Energy Added (kJ) (hoose] 5(highest) [ asoou soo 2. %24

Order the substances (A, B. C, D, and E) by their specific heat capacities from highest (5) to lowest (1). Assurne the masses of each sample are the same. Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added Temp ("C) E. D. Heat Energy Added (kJ) (hoose] 5(highest) [ asoou soo 2. %24

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Order the substances (A, B. C, D, and E) by their specific heat capacities from highest (5) to lowest (1). Assurne the masses of each sample are the same.
Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added
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