Substance "C" is identified to have a specific heat capacity of 0.452 J/(g.°C). Which substances have a lower specific heat capacity than Substance "C"? Assume the masses of each substance are the same. q = mcAT Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added B Temp (°C) C E D Heat Energy Added (kJ)

Substance "C" is identified to have a specific heat capacity of 0.452 J/(g.°C). Which substances have a lower specific heat capacity than Substance "C"? Assume the masses of each substance are the same. q = mcAT Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added B Temp (°C) C E D Heat Energy Added (kJ)

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Substance "C" is identified to have a specific heat capacity of 0.452 J/(g.°C). Which
substances have a lower specific heat capacity than Substance "C"? Assume the masses of
each substance are the same.
q = mcAT
Change in Temperature vs. Heat Added
B
A
Temp
(°C)
C
E
Heat Energy Added (kJ)

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