HEAT, TEMPERATURE, AND THERMAL EXPANSION (Sections 11.1-11.3) 1-You are working in a research lab, and after running an experiment on some unknown substance, it was determined that it takes 504.4 J of heat in order to increase the temperature of 0.12 kg of this substance by 30.0 K... (a) Based on this data, what is the experimental value for the specific heat of this unknown substance? (b) Based on this measurement, what is this unknown substance? (c) If 2350 J of heat is then introduced to this material in a subsequent experiment, calculate the increase in the substance's volume that will be observed

HEAT, TEMPERATURE, AND THERMAL EXPANSION (Sections 11.1-11.3) 1-You are working in a research lab, and after running an experiment on some unknown substance, it was determined that it takes 504.4 J of heat in order to increase the temperature of 0.12 kg of this substance by 30.0 K... (a) Based on this data, what is the experimental value for the specific heat of this unknown substance? (b) Based on this measurement, what is this unknown substance? (c) If 2350 J of heat is then introduced to this material in a subsequent experiment, calculate the increase in the substance's volume that will be observed

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HEAT, TEMPERATURE, AND THERMAL EXPANSION (Sections 11.1-11.3)
1-You are working in a research lab, and after running an experiment on some
unknown substance, it was determined that it takes 504.4 J of heat in order to
increase the temperature of 0.12 kg of this substance by 30.0 K... (a) Based on
this data, what is the experimental value for the specific heat of this unknown
substance? (b) Based on this measurement, what is this unknown substance?
(c) If 2350 J of heat is then introduced to this material in a subsequent
experiment, calculate the increase in the substance's volume that will be
observed

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