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Which of the following 10.0 gram substances gains the greatest amount of heat when its temperature changes from 20°C to 60°C? Chromium, Specific Heat=0.450 J/g- C O Calcium, Specific Heat -0.656 J/g. "C O Tin, Specific Heat = 0.222 J/g. C O Lead, Specific Heat = 0.129 J/g-"C O Aluminum, Specific Heat = 0.895 J/g-*C

Which of the following 10.0 gram substances gains the greatest amount of heat when its temperature changes from 20°C to 60°C? Chromium, Specific Heat=0.450 J/g- C O Calcium, Specific Heat -0.656 J/g. "C O Tin, Specific Heat = 0.222 J/g. C O Lead, Specific Heat = 0.129 J/g-"C O Aluminum, Specific Heat = 0.895 J/g-*C

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Which of the following 10.0 gram substances gains the greatest amount of heat when its temperature changes from 20°C to 60°C? Chromium, Specific Heat = 0.450 J/g- C O Calcium, Specific Heat = 0.656 J/g. C O Tin, Specific Heat = 0.222 J/g. C O Lead, Specific Heat = 0.129 J/g. C Aluminum, Specific Heat = 0.895 J/g-"C
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following 10.0 gram substances gains the greatest amount of heat when its temperature changes from 20°C to 60°C? Chromium, Specific Heat = 0.450 J/g- C O Calcium, Specific Heat = 0.656 J/g. C O Tin, Specific Heat = 0.222 J/g. C O Lead, Specific Heat = 0.129 J/g. C Aluminum, Specific Heat = 0.895 J/g-"C
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