Question 1When does the addition of heat result in a rapid temperature rise?When the material has a low latent heat of vaporization.When the material has a high latent heat of vaporization.When the material has a low specific heat.When the material has a high specific heat.ABAQuestion 2A student designed an experiment to investigate how emergency thermal blankets are used tokeep a person warm in a cold environment. The student heated water on a hot plate until itreached a temperature of 100 0C. Equal amounts of the water were quickly transferred toidentical containers. One of the containers was wrapped with a layer of aluminum foil and theother with clear plastic wrap. A thermometer was inserted into each container so that theytouched only the water. After one hour of observation, the temperature of the water in thealuminum wrapped container was higher than the plastic wrapped container.сBSpecific HeatMaterial J/kg/CAluminum900Plastic1410DCDBased on the specific heat data, is the observation consistent with predicted results? Why or whynot?Yes, it is consistent because the plastic wrapped container should have alower temperature after one hour because it would transfer heat slower.No, it is not consistent because the aluminum wrapped container shouldhave a lower temperature after one hour because it would transfer heatfaster.No, it is not consistent because the plastic wrapped container should have ahigher temperature after one hour because it would transfer heat faster.Yes, it is consistent because the aluminum wrapped container should have ahigher temperature after one hour because it would transfer heat slower. CBDABQuestion 3In past times, when there was no electricity, on a cold winter night, people used to bring a hot object to bed.Characteristics of Two ObjectsCObject ASolidObject BLiquid in containerMass(Kg)1010Temperature100100Specific Heat(J/g °C)Based on the data, which hot object do you predict could keep you warmer throughout the night andwhy?0.4504.184Either object A or B will release the same amount of heat because they areat the same temperature and will keep me warm all night.Question 4Object A will cool off slowly because it is a solid with low specific heat andwill keep me warm all night.Object B will take more time to release heat because it has absorbed moreheat, so it will keep me warm all night.Table of Specific Heat CapacitiesSpecific HeatMetal(J/g*°C)Iron0.45Copper0.38Silver0.24Chromium0.46Based on the table, which substance would be the BEST conductor of thermal energy and why?Object B will cool off too fast because it is a liquid with high specific heat,so it will make me feel cold in the middle of the night.chromium; because it is a transition metal with the highest specific heatvaluecopper, because it is a transition metal and is used in plumbing for hot waterlinesiron; because it is a transition metal that is widely used in constructionmaterials

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Question 1 When does the addition of heat result in a rapid temperature rise? A When the material has a low latent heat of vaporization. When the material has a high latent heat of vaporization. When the material has a low specific heat. D When the material has a high specific heat. B C Question 2

Question 1 When does the addition of heat result in a rapid temperature rise? A When the material has a low latent heat of vaporization. When the material has a high latent heat of vaporization. When the material has a low specific heat. D When the material has a high specific heat. B C Question 2

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