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The amount of water in the sample
Three identical size beakers - each con...
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The amount of water in the sample
Three identical size beakers - each contained a different liquid, all the same 1 point
temperature, all on the same hot plate. Which of the following observations
would provide evidence that the amount of heat required to raise the
temperature of matter depends on the nature of the matter? *
Before heating, the initial masses of the three different liquids were slightly different.
After turning off the hot plates, all the liquids eventually returned to room
temperature.
Some of the heat from the liquids was transferred to the air around the beakers.
After the same amount of time, the three samples were at different temperatures.
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