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Copy of Specific Heat Graph Practice (10/22/2025)
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Question 2
2.
Water reaches a temperature of 20 °C. How much heat needs to be added to water?
Question 3
3.
How much heat (energy) needs to be added for Aluminum to reach a temperature of 20 °C ?
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Question 8
8.
If 2200 J of energy was added, the temperature would be _______
o
C ?
Question 9
9.
If 32
o
C is measure, the total energy transferred is _______ J.
When 20 J of heat is added to aluminum, what temperature will aluminum reach?
10 J
10
o
C
20 J
20
o
C
30 J
30
o
C
40 J
40
o
C
Which substance will have a higher specific heat?
aluminum
water
Which of the following substances would it take the most amount of energy to change the temperature 1
0
C?
Aluminum
Iron
Copper
Zinc
Based upon the following graph, which substance requires the most energy for a temperature change?
Soil
water
Based upon your soil or water choice above, what data supports your answer?
Soil, because higher specific heat needs more energy and leads to a smaller temperature change.
Water, because lower specific heat needs more energy and leads to smaller temperature change.
Soil, because higher specific heat needs more energy and leads to a larger temperature change.
Water, because higher specific heat needs more energy and leads to a larger temperature change.
