2. IN Question 6 Metal Specific Heat (J/g°C) Calcium 0.643 Iron 0.449 Silver 0.235 Gold 0.129 After absorbing 0.500 kJ of energy, a 55.5 g sample of an unknown substance has a temperature increase of about 14 degrees Celsius. Identify the substance. (Choose the BEST answer.) O Gold O Calcium O Iron O Silver 45°F R. H.

2. IN Question 6 Metal Specific Heat (J/g°C) Calcium 0.643 Iron 0.449 Silver 0.235 Gold 0.129 After absorbing 0.500 kJ of energy, a 55.5 g sample of an unknown substance has a temperature increase of about 14 degrees Celsius. Identify the substance. (Choose the BEST answer.) O Gold O Calcium O Iron O Silver 45°F R. H.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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