Calculate heat capacity of a metal if the specific heat and the molar mass of that metal are 40 J/kg-K and 27 g/mole respectively. Select one: O a. 1080 J/mole-K b. 1.48 J/mole-K O c. 0.68 J/mole-K O d. 1.08 J/mole-K

Calculate heat capacity of a metal if the specific heat and the molar mass of that metal are 40 J/kg-K and 27 g/mole respectively. Select one: O a. 1080 J/mole-K b. 1.48 J/mole-K O c. 0.68 J/mole-K O d. 1.08 J/mole-K

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Calculate heat capacity of a metal if the
specific heat and the molar mass of that
metal are 40 J/kg-K and 27 g/mole
respectively.
Select one:
O a. 1080 J/mole-K
O b. 1.48 J/mole-K
O c. 0.68 J/mole-K
O d. 1.08 J/mole-K

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