Consider the specific heats of nickel, silver, cobalt, and mercury, given in the table Substance Specific Heat J/(gx°C) Nickel Silver Cobalt Mercury 0.50 0.24 0.42 0.13 Equal-mass samples of nickel, silver, cobalt, and mercury are cooled from the initial temperature of 75 °C to the final temperature of 25 °C. Which sample will release the largest amount of heat? Each sample will release the same amount of heat Silver Cobalt Mercury Nickel

Consider the specific heats of nickel, silver, cobalt, and mercury, given in the table Substance Specific Heat J/(gx°C) Nickel Silver Cobalt Mercury 0.50 0.24 0.42 0.13 Equal-mass samples of nickel, silver, cobalt, and mercury are cooled from the initial temperature of 75 °C to the final temperature of 25 °C. Which sample will release the largest amount of heat? Each sample will release the same amount of heat Silver Cobalt Mercury Nickel

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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