When the same masses are heated by the same amount, which of the following substances will heat up the slowest?

-aluminum ... 0.90

-iron ... 0.46

-gold ... 0.13

-copper ... 0.39

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Kareem Orr

Physics

31 October, 11:04

When the same masses are heated by the same amount, which of the following substances will heat up the slowest?

-aluminum ... 0.90

-iron ... 0.46

-gold ... 0.13

-copper ... 0.39

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Cannon Conley · Answer 1

When the same masses are heated by the same amount copper will heat up the fastest. Copper is a good conductor of heat that is why it easily heats up. Gold is not a good conductor of heat because of its stable properties.

Adrien · Answer 2

When the same masses are heated by the same amount copper will heat up the fastest. Copper is a good conductor of heat that is why it easily heats up. Gold is not a good conductor of heat because of its stable properties. XD XD xD xD XD XD xD xD XD XD xD xD

When the same masses are heated by the same amount, which of the following substances will heat up the slowest?-aluminum ... 0.90-iron ... 0.46-gold ... 0.13-copper ... 0.39

When the same masses are heated by the same amount, which of the following substances will heat up the slowest?

-aluminum ... 0.90

-iron ... 0.46

-gold ... 0.13

-copper ... 0.39