The temperature is measured versus the energy added to 1 mol of a material.What is the heat capacity of the solid closest to? 120 J °C–1 250 J °C–1 50 J °C–1What is the boiling point of the material? 20 °C –60 °C 50 °C Temperature / °C-50-100500010 20Energy / kJ30 40

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The temperature is measured versus the energy added to 1 mol of a material.

What is the heat capacity of the solid closest to?

	120 J °C^–1
	250 J °C^–1
	50 J °C^–1

What is the boiling point of the material?

	20 °C
	–60 °C
	50 °C

Temperature / °C
-50
-100
50
0
0
10 20
Energy / kJ
30 40

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