Physics · Thermodynamics
Equal masses of copper and water are supplied with the same quantity of heat under identical conditions. The rise in temperature of copper is found to be significantly greater than that of water. Which thermal property explains this difference?
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- 1Coefficient of linear thermal expansion
- 2Thermal conductivity of the substance
- 3Specific heat capacity of the substance✓
- 4Mass density of the substance
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Specific heat capacity of the substance
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