1. When constant amount of heat is added to the four substances – Iron, brick, water, and olive oil – rank the rate of their change in temperature from highest to lowest. 2. What property of each substances contributed to the rate of temperature change?

1. When constant amount of heat is added to the four substances – Iron, brick, water, and olive oil – rank the rate of their change in temperature from highest to lowest. 2. What property of each substances contributed to the rate of temperature change?

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