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Given what you know about the specific heats of various substances, why are pots and pans made of metal? This is because they have 0000 high heat capacity; low specific heat low heat capacity; high specific heat high heat capacity; high specific heat low heat capacity; low specific heat

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Given what you know about the specific heats of various substances, why are pots and pans made of metal?
This is because they have
high heat capacity; low specific heat
low heat capacity; high specific heat
high heat capacity; high specific heat
low heat capacity; low specific heat

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