Mcdeltat

• The heat energy transferred to an object

• The work done by an object

• The potential energy of an object

• The kinetic energy of an object

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• Mass of the object

• Molarity of the solution

• Momentum of the object

• Magnetic field strength

• Specific heat capacity

• Concentration

• Charge

• Capacitance

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• Change in temperature

• Change in time

• Change in tension

• Change in torque

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• J/kg°C

• N/m

• W/m²

• C/V

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• 2090 J

• 418 J

• 500 J

• 1000 J

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Which of the following materials would require the most heat to change its temperature, assuming equal masses and temperature changes?

• Water with a high specific heat capacity

• Iron with a low specific heat capacity

• Copper with a medium specific heat capacity

• Aluminum with a low specific heat capacity

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If a substance has a high specific heat capacity, what does this imply about its ability to change temperature?

• It requires more heat to change its temperature

• It requires less heat to change its temperature

• It cannot change temperature

• It changes temperature rapidly

• 16000 J

• 8000 J

• 4000 J

• 2000 J

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What is the primary factor that affects the amount of heat absorbed or released by a substance?

• Mass, specific heat capacity, and temperature change

• Volume, density, and pressure

• Color, texture, and shape

• Velocity, acceleration, and force

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