What is the change in temperature of 2.2 kg of the following substances if 8.5 x 10^3 J of thermal energy is added to each of the substances: a) ice b). water. c) silver. d) copper Table 12-1Specific Heat of Common SubstancesSpecific Heat(J/kg-K)Specific Heat(J/kg-K)MaterialMaterialAluminum897Lead130Brass376Methanol2450Carbon710Silver235Copper385Steam2020Glass840Water4180Ice2060Zinc388Iron450

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What is the change in temperature of 2.2 kg of the following substances if 8.5 x 10^3 J of thermal energy is added to each of the substances: a) ice b). water. c) silver. d) copper

Table 12-1
Specific Heat of Common Substances
Specific Heat
(J/kg-K)
Specific Heat
(J/kg-K)
Material
Material
Aluminum
897
Lead
130
Brass
376
Methanol
2450
Carbon
710
Silver
235
Copper
385
Steam
2020
Glass
840
Water
4180
Ice
2060
Zinc
388
Iron
450

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