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A student designed an experiment to determine the best material to use to make cookware. Spherical balls of tin, alumimum, copper, and glass of equal masses were beated in boiling Specific Heat Material Meg: NC Aluminum 900 Copper 387 K37 Tin Based on the table of specific heats, what is the predicted order of melting of the paraffin wax by the materials from first to last and why? A Aluminum, glass, tin, copper because the higher specific heat, the slower the material will transfer heat. Copper, tin, glass, aluminum because the lower the specific heat, the faster the material will transfer heat Aluminum, tin, copper, glass because metals are poor conductors of heat and transfer heat slowly Copper, tin, aluminum, glass because metals are good conductors of heat and transfer heat faster. B C D

A student designed an experiment to determine the best material to use to make cookware. Spherical balls of tin, alumimum, copper, and glass of equal masses were beated in boiling Specific Heat Material Meg: NC Aluminum 900 Copper 387 K37 Tin Based on the table of specific heats, what is the predicted order of melting of the paraffin wax by the materials from first to last and why? A Aluminum, glass, tin, copper because the higher specific heat, the slower the material will transfer heat. Copper, tin, glass, aluminum because the lower the specific heat, the faster the material will transfer heat Aluminum, tin, copper, glass because metals are poor conductors of heat and transfer heat slowly Copper, tin, aluminum, glass because metals are good conductors of heat and transfer heat faster. B C D

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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