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If 0.4218 J of heat increases the temperature of 0.02 g of silicon by 30 degree Celsius. The specific heat of silicon is a. 4186 J/Kg C b. 900 J/Kg C c. 703 J/Kg C d. 387 J/Kg C

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Chapter10: Thermal Physics

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If 0.4218 J of heat increases the temperature
of 0.02 g of silicon by 30 degree Celsius. The
specific heat of silicon is
a. 4186 J/Kg C
b. 900 J/Kg C
c. 703 J/Kg C
d. 387 J/Kg C

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