If the specific heat of aluminum is larger than silver, then the heating process Oa. is faster in aluminum than silver O b. is slower in aluminum than silver O c. does not depend on specific heat O d. of aluminum and silver have same time

If the specific heat of aluminum is larger than silver, then the heating process Oa. is faster in aluminum than silver O b. is slower in aluminum than silver O c. does not depend on specific heat O d. of aluminum and silver have same time

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Chapter17: Energy In Thermal Processes: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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If the specific heat of aluminum is larger than silver, then the heating process
O a.
is faster in aluminum than silver
O b. is slower in aluminum than silver
O c.
does not depend on specific heat
O d.
of aluminum and silver have same time
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